Rejuv-A-Wafers Review

A little while ago, Mom was contacted by Sun Chlorrela and asked to try out a product they had called REJUV-A-WAFERS.

Mom is always interested in anything that might improve my health, my joints, and my overall immune system, so she said "sure!" and a few days later a box of wafers appeared at our doorstop. That postal service is like magic!! BOL!

image from the Sun Chlorrela website

According to their website, Chlorrela is a strain of green algae that grows in fresh water. It's considered a Superfood and is suppose to have all kinds of powers to detoxify your body. I had no idea I was even toxified!!

REJUV-A-WAFERS combines Chlorrela with Sun Eleuthero, which helps reduce stress and support your body's ability to fight off the effects of modern living.

Mom thought since we had a sweet foster dog, Cady, staying with us for a while...she could try them out on both her & me! Unfortunately, we both had different ideas.

You see...I don't eat anything that's green. Unless its grass, I do like to eat grass...even though Mom yells at me cuz she says it makes me pukey. Whatever.

And these little wafers were definitely green. Mom said they kind of smelled like algae...or seaweed. Not bad or anything, but I am so picky when it comes to what I put in my mouth (I won't even eat blueberries!), so there was no way I was eating this green wafer thing.

BTW...Cady wouldn't either. Mom tried probably half a dozen times to get us to eat one little wafer, but no way no how. I rolled it around in my mouth a little...got it nice and slobbery...and then plunk, on the floor it went.

So, here's our overall review:

Taste - not so good. Or at least not meaty, juicy, livery or peanut buttery. Those are my favorites and if it tasted like one of those things I'd probably give it a try.

and, because neither me or Cady would actually eat it, Mom couldn't give them to us to even see if there would be any benefit to skin, coat, eyes, etc.

Mom wishes she could give you some more information on actually using the product, but since neither me or Cady would cooperate that's about all she can share. Sorry, Sun Chlorella!

New foster dog, Cady, needs the power of the paw!

This is Cady She's a 4 year old spaniel mix and our latest foster.

She's also got some sort of sickies going on. The betterinarian isn't sure what it is but said she was A Neem Ick. I don't really know what that means, but Mom said its probably why she's so lethargic.

Mom's gonna start her on some medicines tomorrow and hopefully that'll make her feel better, but she sure could use the power of the paw right now...so if you could send some healing thoughts and share this with your furriends it would be greatly appreciated.

Leash Your Fitness Annual Camp Trip

Sorry...Mom has been horrible about keeping up with the blog lately. Its not that there's nothing going on in our lives, just a lot of the same thing and we figure it wouldn't be all that exciting to blog about the same thing (LYF bootcamp classes, LYF running club, & Obedience classes) over and over again.

This weekend though we finally did something different! It was the annual Leash Your Fitness camp trip!

We camped in the same location as a couple of years ago. A gorgeous camp ground called "Laguna Portal" up at Mount Laguna...about a hour and 15 minutes East of Sandy Eggo.

Unfortunately, Mom had a commitment early Saturday morning so we just got to go up for one night, but it was still super fun.

There were 16 people and 19 doggies. Gigi, a gorgeous little Staffy, was the youngest on the trip this year. Just 7 months old! She figured out camp life pretty quickly.

Since we stayed in the same site as in 2009, Mom took advantage and got a duplicate picture to the one she took back on my first camp trip. I think I look much for sophisticated and mature, dont you?

2009

2012

I swear...this little girl did not slow down for one second. See her blurry tail....she wags it at 100 million miles per hour! She's a crazy insane little terrior, and I had to get all grumpy on her a few times cuz she was just too insane. Mom said she was proud of me though. I corrected her with appropriate body language & warning growls but never lost my cool even when she was bounce bounce bouncing in my face.

Her sister Mirabella is just the opposite. Of course she's also 8 years old instead of 7 months, so that has a lot to do with it. She's one of my favorite doggies & we get along great.

Of course my BFF Ginger was there too. We always have so much fun together!

The weather was perfect. Bright blue skies without a cloud to be seen. That also mean it got pretty hot during the day though, so we had to keep our hikes to early morning and late afternoon.

That allowed for a lot of lounging around and relaxing. Peanut, the Boston, was excellent at both of those things!

Jack got a special haircut for the trip so he would be easier to clean off after his romps in the mud. I think he looks pretty cute with short hair!

The 2 smallest in our group were Bently, the Italian Greyhound, and Mimi, the toy Poodle. Don't let their sizes fool you...these 2 are seasoned campers & hikers and could keep up with the best of us!

Dhani's new sister, Tink, was also on her first camp trip. She had a blast!

Dhani and I had to get a little bitey face in while we were there. One can never play enough bitey face!

Of course, Mom had to make me stand on all the big stumps to get pictures of me. I think she might think I am a billy goat. WRONG!

Kita was one of our oldest members...she was 11 years old, but still going strong!

Jack did what he does best. HUNT! We saw lots of this view while we were hanging around camp.

It was such a fun trip! There were a few snarky incidents with a few of the dogs (not me!), but overall we all got along fabulous.

checkin pee mail...wasn't sure if there would be good reception out here!

Riley (left) is secure in his masculinity & doesn't care who sees him wearing pink camo

Whew! What a fun weekend! I am ready to go home & sleep for 10 hours!!