Bentley: “I have been waiting patiently since we returned from the BlogPaws conference for my turn to tell you about someone special. Don’t get me wrong, I met many awesome humans during our trip, but I was looking forward to a certain friend.”
Me: “Are you referring to Ms. Wendy from Dr. Harvey’s? You sure did cozy up to her. What’s the deal? I know that you ended up with some major hugs and goodies from her.”
Bentley: “We are pretty much best friends now. She has a Basset Hound so she totally gets me. When you love a hound dog, it is difficult to be away from one of our hugs for very long. Her sweet girl is named Sasha. I don’t mind saying that she is one gorgeous girl.”
Me: “Are you talking about Sasha or Ms. Wendy?”
Bentley: “Mom! I’m trying to pay a compliment to Sasha. Ms. Wendy is beautiful, but she is already married to Dr. Harvey. You are not a very good wing-mom when it comes to me scoring points with the ladies.”
Me: “Well, I am about to make it worse. Let’s tell our friends about the horrible rash that I discovered on you when we arrived at the hotel.”
Bentley: “OMD! Seriously? I am going to have to recruit Pierre for help if I ever hope to spend time wooing Sasha. Anyway, it seems that I drug my manly chest through some weeds and it became irritated. As usual, you freaked out.”
Me: “Dude, your entire chest was covered in a red rash! I didn’t want you itching and being miserable the entire conference.”
Bentley: “Did you have to show Ms. Wendy? I was getting some serious Basset love for sitting up and looking all macho. You really cramped my style by pointing out the splotches on my chest.”
Me: “I apologize for caring too much! It’s a good thing that I never leave home without my handy jar of Dr. Harvey’s Organic Healing Cream. Ms. Wendy told me to rub your chest with it at bedtime and that is exactly what I did.”
Bentley: “I’m happy to report that my chest was completely cleared up when we woke up at 5:30 a.m. to go potty. It is a miracle in a jar.”
Me: “It’s true; there was not a trace of the rash. I think they should rename it Dr. Harvey’s Miracle Healing Cream. I’ve used it before on your boo-boos and was excited with the results. The way that your rash cleared though was amazing!”
Bentley: “I looked at the jar to see if it contained any magic fairy dust. According to the label, it is organic shea butter, aloe vera, calendula (marigold) extract, Goldenseal extract (perennial herb in the buttercup family), Chamomile extract, Comfrey extract (Mountain Rose Herbs), propolis (bees make it), stillingia (root) extract, thyme extract, tea tree oil and rosemary extract. They don’t even have miracle extract listed!”
Me: “I shouldn’t have been surprised at the results. I used Dr. Harvey’s Healing Cream on that cyst your vet drained. It kept filling up and draining. It was pretty yucky, so I applied this cream. It didn’t heal overnight, but it only took a few days. In my opinion, we’d still be fighting it without the help of this cream.”
Bentley: “Did I mention how soothing it feels when you rub it into my skin? It isn’t greasy either. I can’t stand to be greasy and have dirt stick to me.”
Me: “I can promise you that we will never be without a jar of Dr. Harvey’s Healing cream here on the bayou. A jar is only $11.95 which is not a bad price for a miracle in a jar!”
Bentley: “That is comforting to know. Now, did you happen to get Sasha’s phone number for me?”
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