Why Choose a Non-Kibble Dog Food?

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Why Choose a Non-Kibble Dog Food?

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If you’ve always fed your dog kibble, you’re not alone. For a lot of people, it’s the default—what they’ve always done, what’s always been on the shelf. But more and more dog owners are starting to ask: is there a better way?

We think there is. And once you understand how kibble is made—and what it might be missing—it’s easy to see why switching to a non-kibble dog food makes sense.

Kibble Isn’t What It Used to Be

Let’s start with what kibble actually is. Most kibble is cooked at extremely high temperatures, which strips away much of the natural nutrition and flavor from the ingredients. To make up for what’s lost, manufacturers add in artificial flavors, synthetic nutrients, and preservatives. What starts out as real meat and veggies ends up as something... less.

Think of it like ultra-processed food for humans. It might be convenient, but that doesn’t mean it’s ideal.

Why Cold-Pressed Dog Food Is Different

Cold-pressed dog food is a non-kibble option that’s gaining popularity—and for good reason. It’s made using low heat and pressure, which helps keep the natural nutrition intact. No puffed-up pellets. No unnecessary extras.

Here’s what makes cold-pressed food a smart upgrade:

  • No Fillers or Artificial Junk
    We skip the synthetic additives and stick to ingredients your dog’s body can actually use. Real meat, whole grains, fruits, and veggies. That’s it.
  • More Nutrition in Every Bite
    Because we don’t cook the nutrients out, you get more value in every serving. Your dog gets what they need without needing as much food to get it.
  • Helps Maintain a Healthy Weight
    More nutrition per bite means you can feed a little less—great for dogs that tend to overeat or need help keeping weight in check.
  • Gentler on Sensitive Stomachs
    Cold-pressed food breaks down easily and doesn’t swell in the stomach like kibble does. That means less bloating, less gas, and better digestion overall.

Kibble Might Be the Norm—But It’s Not the Only Option

If your dog has ever dealt with sensitive digestion, itchy skin, or just doesn’t seem that excited about mealtime, switching to a cold-pressed dog food might be worth a try. You don’t have to stick with what’s always been done. There are better ways to feed your dog—and we’re here to help you do just that.

Check out Nextrition’s cold-pressed recipes and see the difference a non-kibble food can make.

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