Why Does My Dog’s Poop Smell So Bad? (6 Likely Reasons)

Your dog's feces can indicate whether he or she is healthy or whether there is an underlying problem.

The feces of a healthy dog should be firm and a pale shade of brown. It should be neither too wet nor too dried. Examining your dog's feces is essential to ensuring that your dog is healthy and that their digestive system is functioning properly.

Unless you have neglected to clean up your dog's waste, dog feces should have a mild odor (unless you have neglected your "pick up" duty).

In cases where the odor is potent and pervasive, however, it may be the result of a disturbance in your dog's digestive system, which could be caused by viruses, bacteria, or a poor diet.

Especially if your dog is healthy, dog feces shouldn't scent that awful. If you observe that your dog's feces have an unusually foul odor, "Why Does My Dog’s Poop Smell So Bad? (6 Likely Reasons)" by BestForPets (bestforpets.org) that follows will enumerate some possible causes for this phenomenon.

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