Zen Frenz Blog — zen bites

Here at Zen Frenz, one of our favorite zen activities is to go out and experience nature. Now that it's the Halloween season, a great activity is to go to a local pumpkin patch and walk around.  A visit to a local pumpkin patch with your dog can make for some great memories and photo opportunities! Before you head out to the pumpkin patch with your pooch, be sure to check out these tips: 1.) Call Ahead Make sure to take a moment and call the pumpkin patch to find out if they're pet-friendly before heading there with your dog...

Here at Zen Frenz, our motto is to allow your pet to get zen on any occasion! One occasion coming up is this fall is halloween! In order to get into the fall spirit, we’ve come up with a list of a few things you can do with your furry best friend this fall.  Visit An Apple OrchardThe apples are ripe for the picking, and a visit to the orchard is a great way to get outside and enjoy the cool, crisp, fall air. Many orchards allow dogs, but be sure to check your local orchard's rules about dogs before...

Zen Frenz was started in 2018 by Alex Gray with an idea and passion for helping all pets live their best lives. Since then, we have helped thousands of pets get zen and live healthy lives. We are located in Los Angeles, California and have traveled all across the United States where we have products in various stores in various states.  Early Days Originally branded as Zen Dogs and Cool Cats we started with just two products: our Zen Dogs and Cool Cats CBD oil and Zen Bites. There were two versions of the oil with 250mg and 500mg. Over...

Here at Zen Frenz we are best known for our CBD products such as our Zen Drops and Zen Bites. However, our non-CBD products often get overlooked. The Calming Chews and Hemp Oil can both tremendously help all types of pets with anxiety and so much more. Just like humans, dogs experience anxiety. While unpleasant, it is a normal and also healthy emotion. Dog anxiety can affect all breeds, but may affect each individual dog differently. Although it is something that all dogs experience from time-to-time, if disproportionate levels of anxiety are left unchecked, a dog can develop an anxiety...

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...