Here are dog‑food brands available in Australia that offer formulas specifically marketed to support skin and coat health — with a short note about what each offers and a source you can check.

• Ivory Coat — consumer-focused Australian brand; many recipes (including Salmon/Ocean Fish and Grain‑Free lines) highlight added Omega‑3 and Omega‑6 and “superfood” ingredients to support healthy skin & coat. (petlane.com.au)

• Black Hawk — Australian‑made range with specific formulas (e.g., Fish & Potato and “Sensitive Skin & Gut”) that emphasise fish/emu/other oils, probiotics and omega fatty acids for skin and shiny coat. (blackhawkpetcare.com.au)

• Advance (Advance Pet Nutrition) — Australian brand with “sensitive/skin” or specialist formulas developed with vets/nutritionists; marketed for skin/stomach sensitivities and coat condition. (thevetshed.com.au)

• Royal Canin (Veterinary Diet lines such as Dermacomfort / SKINTOPIC) — veterinary diets formulated to support skin barrier, reduce itching and improve coat with targeted fatty acids (EPA/DHA, linoleic acid) and specialised nutrient complexes; some SKUs are veterinary‑only. (royalcanin.com)

• Hill’s (Science Diet and Prescription Diet Derm products) — offers both non‑prescription “Sensitive Stomach & Skin” Science Diet formulas and prescription Derm diets intended to improve dry/itchy skin and coat (often used under vet guidance). (hillspet.com.au)

Notes on choosing a skin‑ & coat‑supporting diet

• Look for EPA/DHA (marine omega‑3s), linoleic acid/omega‑6, and vitamin E — these nutrients commonly support skin barrier and coat condition. (Brands above list these ingredients in their skin/coat formulas; see the brand pages.) (blackhawkpetcare.com.au)
• “Sensitive” or “limited ingredient” recipes (single protein or grain‑free alternatives) can help when food allergy/intolerance is suspected — but true diagnosis and elimination trials are best done with your vet. (royalcanin.com)
• Prescription/veterinary diets (Royal Canin, Hill’s Prescription Diet, etc.) are designed for clinical skin conditions and usually require veterinarian recommendation or supervision. (royalcanin.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• find nearby products/stockists for any specific brand/recipe in Australia, or
• compare ingredient panels (e.g., EPA/DHA levels, named oils, single vs multi‑protein) for two or three formulas you’re considering.