Find a vet hospital with an endoscope for a dog that swallowed a needle with Gemini
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Find a vet hospital near me that can do a specific procedure today, so my pet can avoid a riskier option. Questions to ask me first: - What happened to your pet, and what has your vet recommended so far? - Which procedure or equipment are you looking for? - Which city or area are you in, and how far can you travel today? Inputs (fill in or confirm): - Pet and problem: [PET / WHAT HAPPENED] - Procedure or equipment needed: [PROCEDURE] - My city or area: [LOCATION] - How far I can travel: [DISTANCE] Rules: - List specific clinics or hospitals that say they offer the procedure, with phone numbers and addresses if you have them. - Say how sure you are about each one and where the information comes from. - Tell me to call and confirm the equipment, a vet who does it and same-day availability before I travel. - If my pet is in danger right now, tell me to go to the nearest emergency vet first. Checkpoint: Give me your top three options and wait while I call the first one before suggesting more. If you get stuck: If you can't find any clinic that offers it, say so and suggest what to ask my current vet, such as referrals to specialists. Verify before you finish: Check that each clinic is in or near the area I gave and that you haven't listed any you couldn't link to the procedure. Output: A short ranked list of clinics with contact details and the exact questions to ask on the phone. Done when: I've found a clinic that has confirmed it can do the procedure, or I know to stay with my vet's plan.
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Find a vet hospital near me that can do a specific procedure today, so my pet can avoid a riskier option. Questions to ask me first: - What happened to your pet, and what has your vet recommended so far? - Which procedure or equipment are you looking for? - Which city or area are you in, and how far can you travel today? Inputs (fill in or confirm): - Pet and problem: [PET / WHAT HAPPENED] - Procedure or equipment needed: [PROCEDURE] - My city or area: [LOCATION] - How far I can travel: [DISTANCE] Rules: - List specific clinics or hospitals that say they offer the procedure, with phone numbers and addresses if you have them. - Say how sure you are about each one and where the information comes from. - Tell me to call and confirm the equipment, a vet who does it and same-day availability before I travel. - If my pet is in danger right now, tell me to go to the nearest emergency vet first. Checkpoint: Give me your top three options and wait while I call the first one before suggesting more. If you get stuck: If you can't find any clinic that offers it, say so and suggest what to ask my current vet, such as referrals to specialists. Verify before you finish: Check that each clinic is in or near the area I gave and that you haven't listed any you couldn't link to the procedure. Output: A short ranked list of clinics with contact details and the exact questions to ask on the phone. Done when: I've found a clinic that has confirmed it can do the procedure, or I know to stay with my vet's plan.
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there is no endoscopy for dogs in Hyderabad.
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Hybanth Reddy Ch's dog, Tillu, swallowed a sewing needle. The vet hospital the family went to recommended open surgery because none of its branches had endoscopy equipment, and online searches kept turning up clinics without it. About 20 minutes before the operation, Reddy typed a simple prompt into Gemini, written out of sheer disbelief: 'there is no endoscopy for dogs in Hyderabad.' Gemini's top result was a hospital in Jubilee Hills. A phone call confirmed it could do the procedure that day, the needle was removed by endoscopy within an hour, and Tillu went home the same day.
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