by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Dec 1, 2024 | Uncategorized
3 minute read Dr Natalie Davis has a friend who protects her Yorkie from the local hawk population with a spiked vest. “The spikes will deter (wildlife),” says Dr Davis, a veterinarian at Firehouse 183. “It sounds ridiculous, but I’ve seen it work for a few people!”...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Dec 1, 2024 | Blog
3 minute read “We do everything the pet needs,” says Dr Brianna Armstrong, Medical Director of Firehouse183. “It’s an incredible opportunity to provide healthcare with an underserved community.” “We give because pets bring joy to their humans and offer support during...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Nov 1, 2024 | Blog
3 minute read Dogs (and outdoor cats) are curious. They might sniff, lick, or eat things they discover during walks or backyard playtime. Garden mushrooms are a year-round hazard for dogs and outdoor cats in Central Texas. That’s because our lawns become breeding...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Oct 8, 2024 | Blog
5 minute read Dr Natalie Davis’s tips for managing ear infections are: 1) Regularly clean your pet’s ears with vet-approved cleaners, 2) Keep ears dry after swimming or bathing, and 3) Consult your vet for accurate diagnosis and treatment. Dr Natalie Davis is...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Sep 17, 2024 | Blog
2 minute read Staying safe on Halloween doesn’t need to be tricky. Celebrate the spookiest night of the year by keeping your pet away from these hazards: #1: Candy bags and wrappers Bags and wrappers can be as dangerous to your pet as the treats they contain. Plastic...
