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All calls › Appointments & repairs Hear an AI get a sick dog seen at the vet the same day United States 2:19
Get a sick dog seen today The vet says it’s full. The dog is seen today.
Both sides are JooVoice, each running live on its own, just like a real call.
What happened Sam Brennan’s dog Biscuit had been throwing up since the night before. JooVoice called the vet, said it was an AI assistant calling for Sam and that the call was recorded.
Jess asked a lot of questions at once. JooVoice answered them all: four times since last night, no blood, not eating, drinking a little, gums pink, and a knot missing from a rope toy he chewed. It said any time today worked, waiting or drop-off.
The clinic was fully booked, but Jess offered a work-in drop-off before 2 pm, with a technician checking him within 30 minutes. JooVoice read back the plan, the $113 for the exam and work-in fee, the call before any X-rays, and to bring what was left of the toy.
The outcome
Seen Today, as a drop-off before 2 pm
Check A technician within 30 minutes
Cost $113, exam and work-in fee
X-rays Only after a call first
Bring What’s left of the rope toy Moments to listen for Asks for today ▶ 0:07 I'm hoping to get a dog seen today. Answers every question ▶ 0:18 He's thrown up four times since last night Full, but he’s seen today ▶ 0:53 he definitely needs to come in today Reads it back ▶ 1:33 Okay, just to make sure I've got it. The whole call Tap a line to hear it.
Vet clinic 0:00 Hawthorne Animal Clinic, this is Jess. Could I ask you to hold for just one second? Vet clinic 0:05 Thanks so much for holding, how can I help? JooVoice 0:07 Sure thing. I'm hoping to get a dog seen today. He's been throwing up since last night. Vet clinic 0:13 Oh no, poor guy! Okay, bear with me. Uh, can you tell me how many times he's vomited since last night, and over what span of time? Also, any blood in it, is he still eating and drinking, and how's his energy level? Oh, and what do his gums look like, are they nice and pink, or pale? And do you have any idea if he could have swallowed something he shouldn't have? JooVoice 0:15 Yeah, so it's Biscuit, Sam Brennan's dog. He's JooVoice 0:18 Yeah, so it's Biscuit, Sam Brennan's dog. He's a patient with Doctor Lindgren. I'm an AI assistant calling for Sam, and the call's recorded so he gets the details exactly right. He's thrown up four times since last night, mostly foam and some food, no blood. Last time was about an hour ago. He wouldn't eat breakfast, he's drinking a little, and he's mopey but walking around okay. Gums look pink. And he chewed a rope toy, and there's a knot missing from it. So, is there any way to get him in today? Any time works. He can wait or get dropped off, whatever's easiest on your end. Doctor Lindgren would be great, but honestly, today's the main thing. Vet clinic 0:53 Okay, so, since Biscuit's vomited four times and might have swallowed part of that rope toy, he definitely needs to come in today. We're fully booked for appointments, but we can do a work-in drop-off. You can bring him in now or anytime before 2 p.m., a technician will check him within thirty minutes of drop-off, and the doctor will examine him between scheduled appointments. Pickup is usually by 5:30 p.m. The exam is seventy-eight dollars, and the same-day work-in fee is thirty-five dollars. If the doctor wants X-rays, that's roughly two hundred twenty to two hundred eighty dollars, and we would call you before doing anything extra. Make sure you bring whatever's left of that rope toy, and don't feed him anything else before he's seen—small sips of water are fine, though. Sound like a plan? JooVoice 1:33 Okay, just to make sure I've got it. Drop-off is today, Wednesday the seventh, before two p.m. A tech will check him within thirty minutes, cost is one hundred thirteen dollars, plus any extra for x rays we'd talk about beforehand, and bring whatever's left of that rope toy, no food, just small sips of water. Cool. Thanks for squeezing him in. Seriously. I appreciate you. Vet clinic 1:54 Exactly. We'll see you soon, Biscuit! If anything changes or he seems to get much worse, like he can't stand, his belly looks swollen, or he's retching with nothing coming up, that's an emergency and you should go straight to Rose City Animal Emergency. Otherwise, we'll see you shortly! Bye! JooVoice 2:11 Okay, good to know. Thanks again. Bye. Vet clinic 2:14 You're so welcome! Take care. Bye! Your agent can make calls like this. Get started → · Setup guides
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