Here are Australian pet-food companies that explicitly promote “natural” recipes and Australian-made manufacturing or Australian-sourced ingredients (short notes and representative sources):

• Ivory Coat — markets “Naturally Nutritious. Naturally Australian.”; grain‑free/wholegrain lines, Australian‑sourced proteins and claims of Australian manufacture. (ivorycoat.com.au)

• Black Hawk — positions itself as premium “real food” for pets made in Parkes, NSW, using fresh local ingredients and manufactured in Australia. (blackhawkpetcare.com.au)

• Big Dog Pet Foods — Australian‑made raw/BARF specialist (Queensland/Brisbane), advertises 100% natural ingredients and local manufacture/distribution. (bigdogpetfoods.com)

• Canine Country / local BARF providers (examples of Queensland/Brisbane raw-food makers) — small/boutique Australian raw-food suppliers that emphasise locally sourced, natural recipes. (Listed via regional BARF aggregators/retailers.) (barftime.com.au)

• Peco Pet Food (NT) — a small Australian maker of all‑natural, wild‑caught buffalo treats; recent regional coverage notes its Australian production and natural‑ingredients focus. (couriermail.com.au)

Notes and tips

• “Natural” and “Australian-made” are marketing terms—check the pack for specific claims (e.g., “Made in Australia”, country of origin statement, or the Australian Made logo) and look at the ingredient/manufacturing details for each product. If “Australian‑made” is important to you, check the actual manufacturer address or the Australian Made logo on the bag.
• If you want brands that are strictly manufactured in Australia (not merely owned by Australian companies), I can look up manufacture locations for specific products you feed (or plan to buy) and confirm current manufacturing sites and labels.