Zen Frenz Blog — celebration

This thanksgiving is a special one because we are able to safely celebrate thanksgiving with our loved ones once again. We are so excited to be with the ones we love and that definitely includes our dogs! If you are visiting a friend or family for thanksgiving and want to bring your dog along, here are some helpful tips to keep in mind before Thursday. 1. Make Sure Your Dog is Invited While we love our dogs and want them involved in all of our events, it is important to make sure the hosts feel the same. It never hurts...

The air is getting crisp and the leaves are starting to fall, that means that the giving season is upon us. Thanksgiving is one of our favorite holidays because it means we get to be surrounded by the people (and animals) we love! There is so much to be grateful for and thanksgiving dinner is definitely one of them. Sometimes our furry friends can be forgotten about, but this year we can show our dogs how much we love them by including a special meal for them. Keep reading for a five star, three course, dog safe thanksgiving feast. *Turkey...

As the Fourth of July is coming up and everyone is grabbing their loved ones to celebrate this holiday this year you want to be looking the best as possible. You also want your pets to look at the best they can be. Everyone wants their pet to be the center of attention because of all the compliments they can get! Thinking of ideas of how to dress your pet up might be hard, so here are five ideas you can try!   Spray paint your dog as the flag! Now this might seem a little crazy, but why not?!...

Cinco de Mayo is quickly approaching, this year Cinco de Mayo falls on this coming Wednesday! With the COVID-19 pandemic still affecting everyone around the world, it’s likely that your usual plans on having tequila, tacos, and beers with friends might be put on hold for another year. Since you probably won’t find yourself at a formal Cinco de Mayo celebration, why not celebrate safely at home with your furry friends and loved ones? “Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's victory over Napoleon III’s French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. The holiday has become...