Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hello everyone! I have a problem with Othello. A week ago he developed a rash and we can't get rid of it
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Speaker2: Have you been to the vet?
Speaker3: Yes, he gave us an ointment, but it didn't work
Speaker1: Hm, did you do a blood test? It doesn't look good
Speaker2: What kind of ointment?
Speaker3: Something natural, I had it made by the pharmacist
Speaker1: You should do a blood test
Speaker3: Ok, I will, the vet said it may be just a feline acne, but it should have disappeared by now
Speaker2: I think Othello may be allergic to the ointment or something completely different. Is he scratching?
Speaker3: Hm... A bit, I don't know if more than ever, he's a cat ;)
Speaker1: Speaker2 may be right. You should run a blood test for as many allergens as you can. My friend's cat had a similar rash and was scratching itself all the time. It turned out he was allergic to chicken
Speaker3: What?! A cat?! Allergic to chicken?
Speaker1: I know, right? But he was ok after they started buying him food without any trace of chicken
Speaker2: Wow, I've never heard of something like this. Go to a different vet Speaker3
Speaker3: I'm afraid I need to as that one was too interested in finding out what the problem was apparently. He didn't even mention it can be an allergic reaction
Speaker1: Let us know what you'll find out!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3's cat named Othello has had a rash for a week. The vet gave them a natural ointment which is ineffective. Speaker1 and Speaker2 think that Othello may be allergic to something. They advise Speaker3 to change a vet and to do him a blood test.   
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 met a creepy guy last night at a poetry reading. He knew she speaks German and named all the friends who went to a past event with her. She didn't tell him any of this. He googled her before. Speaker1 had liked a post mentioning him 2 weeks earlier. 