Zen Frenz Blog — cbd dog treats

Just like us humans, you may have noticed your furry frenz also enjoy a stable, consistent routine. Reliability provides stability, which promotes security and increases feelings of loyalty and serenity in most animals.  At Zen Frenz, we believe that a balanced routine infused with mindfulness and natural wellness can transform your pup’s day from ordinary to truly zen. Here’s how to build a routine that keeps tails wagging and spirits calm. Morning Mindfulness Mornings can be tough for our furry frenz, sometimes more so than it is for us. After long nights of keeping watch over the house or playing...

As pet parents, we all want the best for our furry friends, whether it's a cozy bed, a healthy diet, or a few extra treats now and then. But did you know that CBD might also be a great way to improve your pet’s overall well-being? In recent years, CBD has gained popularity not only for people but for pets, too.  What is CBD? CBD, or cannabidiol, is a natural compound derived from the hemp plant. Unlike the more widely known THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD is non-psychoactive, meaning it won’t give your pet that “high” feeling. Instead, it offers a variety...

Here at Zen Frenz, we recently launched our Zen Frenz Peanut Butter. It has quickly become very popular and is flying off the shelves. We’ve found that owners use it mostly as a special treat for their pups. We’ve done some research and discovered a simple tasty treat recipe for when your pup deserves an extra special treat.  Homemade dog treats are the best way to show your pet that you love them like family! These homemade peanut butter dog treats are an easy dog biscuit recipe that your fur baby would request every week if they could. If you’ve...

Here at Zen Frenz, we're so grateful that we’ve had the opportunity to meet and help so many pups. However, not all dogs react to meeting new people the same way. Over time, we’ve figured out the best way to greet a dog. Start by asking the dog’s person for permission to greet their dog. If they say no, understand that they’re only doing what they believe is best for their pet and don’t take it personally. Assuming they say yes, follow these steps: Don’t approach the dog. Pretend you’re ignoring her and allow the dog to approach you if...