Tailgates, bonfires, and doorbells can rattle even the best boy.
Juananip keeps your pup cool and calm through it all, so everything goes smoothly this Fall.
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Play Time Meets Play Time
Play Time Meets Play Time
Pair with Juananip Bites for a daily enrichment ritual that keeps your dog engaged and calm.
Nudge, paw, and roll to release hidden treats. Turns snack time into a puzzle worth solving.
Soft plush exterior for comfort, durable dispenser core for the challenge.
Encourages slower, mindful eating for a healthier, more satisfying reward.
A Powerful, Aromatic Herb Dogs Love
By Farmers Who Care About Your Dog
Designed To Promote Relaxation
From Zoomies to Zen
Where playtime meets calm.
Juananip is Doggijuana’s proprietary blend of natural herbs that keeps dogs engaged longer during play—helping them burn more energy so they’re ready to relax when it’s time to wind down.
It’s not about slowing them down. It’s about helping them settle in.
How It Works
Simply add Juananip into the toy to spark your dog’s interest and get them engaged.
Juananip helps your dog stay focused and play longer, helping them burn off energy in a natural, satisfying way.
Add Juananip to food, treats, or peanut butter to help your dog fully relax and settle after play.
The Science Behind Scent-driven Play
A dog's nose contains roughly 300 million olfactory receptors, and the portion of the canine brain dedicated to analyzing smell is, proportionally, around 40 times greater than ours.
Powered by Juananip®, our proprietary dog attractant, Doggijuana® is a complete enrichment system designed to keep dogs engaged, active, and happily entertained.
Juananip is Doggijuana’s proprietary blend of natural herbs designed to keep dogs engaged during play and help them relax afterward. It works with your dog’s natural instincts—encouraging active play first, then supporting a smoother transition into calm behavior.
Dogs experience the world through their sense of smell. Juananip taps into that by making play more engaging and rewarding. More engagement during play leads to more energy burned. More energy burned leads to a dog that’s ready to relax. Chew. Play. Chill.
Yes—Juananip is safe for all dogs. It’s made with natural herbs and designed for everyday use as part of your dog’s normal play, meal, or treat routine.
Two paws up
Strong stitching and material
This is a must-have for any dog that loves plush toys but tends to destroy them quickly. It’s holding up great!
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Peaceful Goodbyes, Happy Pup
My puppy goes crazy for this stuff!!! I give it to him about an hour before I leave the house so that he’s calm when I leave.
Would Give 10 Stars If I Could
OMG 1 teaspoon mixed with his food (that we make) and 20 minutes later. CALM! Calm! Its awesome.
Perfect For My Furry Friend
I use this to help ease her anxieties a bit. She is still a bit upset but more calm than she would be. I have tried a lot of different options for her and this has so far been my favorite.
Great Toys
My dogs can’t stop playing with this toy. Fill it up with doggijuana and they’re in heaven.
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