How can i help my kitten's poop smell better?

Okay, My two kittens, are the same age (4 1/2 months old) and both weigh 10 lbs (yes they are big boys) One of them has terrible smelling farts, like stinky enough to make you gag. Both of them have horrible smelling feces, but they don't really have...

diarrhea. They were wormed twice (two weeks apart) when I first got them and were treated for fleas. They have been wormed again recently seeing as the farting has started up again (which I know is a sign of worms) I was wondering if there is anything I can do to make their farts and feces less smelly? Even when they were wormed, they still had stinky pooh. Any insights would be helpful.

Are you using kitten food/ formula or adult cat food/ milk? Kittens nutritional needs are vastly different from that of adult cats. Alternatively, ask your vet or a local pet store about supplements they might take to make up what is lacking in their diet and causing this problem.

Or, keep an eye on them to see if theyre eating anything or being fed anything (by your children, perhaps, if you have them) that they shouldnt eat. Cheese produces particularly noxious gas from my young adult cat, as my younger sister discovered.

put your face in it and sniff it over and over over over over........................................or if that does not work you poop on the cats poop and see if that smells better

Hi!
this is my very first post on here!!! I have one cat and she stinks up the whole bathroom!!! When we are not using the bathroom we shut the door so it doesn't stink up the whole house. just try that.

Hi!
this is my very first post on here!!! I have one cat and she stinks up the whole bathroom!!! When we are not using the bathroom we shut the door so it doesn't stink up the whole house. just try that.

Thanks to Take A Whiff(T.M.), a dietary supplement that acts as a fecal deodorizer. You take two pills a day, your poop doesn't stink. Some components of the pills promote the growth of bacteria that break down sulfur compounds in poop, while others break down the sulfur compounds directly. The result: following a few days of diarrhea while your bowels are getting used to it, your poop comes out sans sulfur. No sulfur, no smell.
This product is intended for human consumption; however, it can be used in smaller doses for critters too. Just take a quarter to half a pill, crush it and sprinkle on your feline friend's food. You will be amazed! You may even actually say... Now that's some GOOD SHIT!