Flagged cases appear first
Red cases appear at the top so vets can review possible recovery concerns first. Vets can change the classification after reviewing the records.
JIULING FOLLOW-UP / FOR VETERINARY CLINICS
Home from surgery.
Home from surgery.
Still in your care.
Have they eaten? How does the wound compare with yesterday?
Owners record updates in the mini program. Vets review them in a workspace organized by day, so they can follow up when needed.
Chinese-language mini program and clinic workspace · Pilot preparation in Hangzhou
HOW FOLLOW-UP WORKS
Clearer updates for owners.
Clearer updates for owners.
Better records for vets.
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Connect the pet at discharge
Owners authorize their phone number in the mini program to link their pets automatically, with no separate registration or password to remember. Each pet has its own recovery record.
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Send a daily update
Answer simple questions about wound redness, discharge and appetite, then add a wound photo. No typed description is needed for a routine check-in, which takes about 30 seconds.
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Review changes and initial flags
After each check-in, owners receive an initial AI assessment. It compares today’s entry and photos with previous days to flag improvement or deterioration, with a red, amber or green classification for the vet to review.
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The vet decides what happens next
Check-ins appear in the clinic workspace. After reviewing recovery, vets can use a prepared reply, ask the owner to bring their pet in or adjust the classification.
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Ask the vet a question
Owners can write a question and select “Request a vet reply.” It appears in a separate “Awaiting reply” list, where the vet can read the owner’s own words and respond.
OWNER MINI PROGRAMINTERACTIVE DEMO
Orange
Neutering · Day 2 after surgery
How is Orange today?
Is there redness around the wound?
Marked swelling / purple or dark areas
Is there any wound discharge?
Yellow-green discharge / an unusual odor
Wound photosAttached to the example record
These are pre-filled example responses.
AI ASSESSMENT · WORSENING
Contact your vet now
This example assessment flags wound changes that need prompt veterinary review.
Changes over time
- Day 0Monitor
- Day 1Monitor
- Day 2Review
What the AI flagged
Broad redness, discharge and scabbing around the incision, with poorly aligned wound edges. The image findings match the concerns selected in the check-in.
An initial assessment for the vet to review.
Owner demo · Switch between the check-in and AI assessment
THE CLINIC WORKSPACE
What needs your attention today?
AI groups cases by initial status. Vets review the records and decide how to follow up.
Routine cases stay collapsed
Cases with a normal status collapse automatically to keep the list manageable. Vets can still open each case to review daily entries and photos.
Questions have their own queue
A request for a vet reply stays in the awaiting-reply list even when recovery appears normal, so the owner’s question does not disappear into a collapsed group.
Jiuling Follow-up · Clinic workspaceDEMO DATA
CASE DETAILS
Contact owner todayOrangeCat · Domestic shorthair
AI initial screening
Based on photos and owner check-inVeterinary review recommendedConfidence: medium · Worsening
The incision appears abnormal and the image findings agree with the owner’s flagged responses. The example uses a cautious classification for the vet to review.
- Tissue
- Uneven color around the incision; possible localized tissue compromise.
- Inflammation
- Broad redness around the incision with unclear borders.
- Discharge
- Visible discharge mixed with scabbing.
- Wound edges
- Poor edge apposition with visible separation.
View an example reply to the owner
We have reviewed Orange’s record and photos. Please bring Orange in today, along with the recent recovery records, so we can examine the wound and discuss the next steps.
Example reply · Not sentCASE DETAILS
Normal recoverySesameCat · British shorthair
Appetite is close to normalEating soft food normally
OWNER QUESTION · DAY 3
The extraction site looks much better. When can Sesame eat dry food again? They seem a little tired of canned food.Vet reply requested
This question remains visible for the vet to answer, even though recovery is marked normal.
View an example answer to this question
It is good to see Sesame eating soft food. The timing for dry food depends on healing at the extraction site. I will check the surgical record before giving you a feeding plan.
Example reply · Not sentFixed examples adapted from product materials to illustrate the interface and workflow. A vet must review the AI assessment.
Clinic demo · Select Orange or Sesame to explore the two cases
A FEW QUESTIONS
Before you get started.
Is this a feature inside the NineLivesCat app?
Jiuling Follow-up is a separate product for clinic-led post-discharge care, with an owner mini program and a clinic workspace. NineLivesCat focuses on everyday health records for cat owners.
Does AI make clinical decisions?
No. AI organizes records and flags possible risks. Vets review cases, adjust classifications and decide on care. Owners should contact their clinic directly in an emergency rather than wait for an online response.
Can our clinic participate?
Contact the team to discuss a pilot. As of August 2026, one Hangzhou veterinary clinic had confirmed participation and was preparing a real-case pilot. Workflow, pilot arrangements and pricing will be discussed with participating clinics.
How do owners get started?
The participating clinic provides instructions at discharge. Owners enter the Jiuling Follow-up mini program and connect their pet; they do not need access to the clinic workspace.