Dog Food for Dogs with Smelly Farts and Stools
Cold pressed at low heat with real meat, pumpkin, and live probiotics, so more of every meal gets digested and less is left to ferment. By Nextrition

1000s of Dogs Now Have Firmer Stools and Milder Air
How We Pack 12lbs of Real Nutrition Into Every 4.5-Pound Bag
Food built on cheap fillers and vague meat meals gives your dog's gut a lot to work through. What does not get digested goes on to the large bowel, where bacteria ferment it. That is where smelly farts and stools come from.
We start with more than 12 lbs of whole ingredients, including over 3 pounds of US sourced meat. We gently draw out the moisture and cold press what is left into every 4.5 pound bag. The food is dense, so your dog gets more nutrition from every scoop and feeds on about 30% less than kibble.
Less filler in the bowl means less left over to ferment. Many dogs digest it more easily, and their stools and gas smell milder.


No fillers. No mystery ingredients. No compromises.
Just premium ingredients you'd recognize from your own grocery store.
Why Cold Pressed Helps with Smelly Farts and Stools
Most dry dog food is extruded, which means it is cooked at very high heat and pressure. That heat breaks down nutrients and kills live probiotics before the bag is sealed.
Cold pressing uses much lower heat, so the real meat, natural fiber, and live probiotics make it into the bowl. The pellet also breaks down slowly in the stomach instead of swelling like kibble.
It is still dry food. It is shelf stable, needs no fridge, and scoops from the bag like kibble.
Thousands of dog parents already feed Nextrition. Try it with a low cost trial pack and see if your dog is next.

Dog Food for Dogs with Smelly Farts and Stools
Smelly farts on the couch and stools that make every walk a chore usually start in the bowl. Cold pressed at low heat, Nextrition keeps the real meat, fiber, and probiotics that help your dog digest more of every meal, so less is left to ferment and smell.
Which recipe should you start with?
Every recipe leads with one named meat. If your dog has reacted to food before, start with a protein they have not had.
Chicken
Beef and beef liver
Lamb
Salmon
Rice, oats
Sorghum, oats, millet
Pearled barley, millet
Millet, barley, sorghum
No known poultry issues
Organ meat for iron and zinc
Chicken has been a problem
Avoiding poultry and red meat
Why Choose Nextrition for Smelly Farts and Stools?

Real Meat First
One named meat leads every recipe, with over 3 pounds of US sourced meat in each 4.5 pound bag.

Fiber From Whole Foods
Pumpkin and sweet potato add natural fiber that helps keep stools firm and regular.

Gut Support in Every Bite
Prebiotics from chicory root, probiotics from five live strains, and postbiotics from yeast culture work together to keep the gut balanced.

No Corn, Wheat, or Soy
These can trigger smelly gas and loose stools in some dogs. None of them is in any Nextrition recipe, and nothing artificial is added.

Nextrition's Trial Packs Are a Good Fit If:
Your dog's farts clear the room
Stools are soft, sticky, or smell strong
You have tried a few foods and nothing has helped
You want to leave kibble without going raw or fresh frozen
You want food you can store in the pantry and scoop from the bag
How Nextrition Compares to Others
Cold-pressed dog food is gently pressed at low temperatures instead of blasted with high heat like kibble — so it keeps more natural nutrients and flavor, and digests more easily.
Gently pressed at low heat
Frozen, then dried
High-heat extrusion
Cooked, refrigerated
high
high
low
high
Often not
Rarely
Rarely
Sometimes
fridge/freezer
Sometimes
Affordable
Expensive
Cheapest
Expensive
Have Questions? Read our FAQs
How does Nextrition help with smelly farts and stools?
Cold pressing keeps the meat, natural fiber, and live probiotics intact. Prebiotics from chicory root feed the good bacteria, five live probiotic strains add more of them, and postbiotics from yeast culture support the gut. The pellet also breaks down gradually in the stomach instead of swelling like kibble.
Which recipe should I start with?
Pick one protein and stay with it for two weeks. Chicken works if your dog does well on poultry, and it contains egg. Beef adds organ meat for iron and zinc. Lamb is a good place to start if chicken has been a problem. Salmon suits dogs who need to avoid poultry and red meat
How do I switch my dog to Nextrition without upsetting their stomach?
Switch over 7 to 10 days, adding more Nextrition and less of the old food each day. For dogs with sensitivities, stretching it to 14 days helps. A few days of extra gas or softer stools during the switch is normal and usually settles.
Can I try Nextrition before buying a full bag?
Yes. The trial pack is $9.99 and lets you try all four recipes, so you can see which one your dog does best on.
How do I store it, and how long does it last?
Keep it in the original resealable bag in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight. It's shelf-stable, so it doesn't need refrigeration. Check the best-by date printed on the bag, and once it's opened, seal it after each use to keep it fresh.










