by Firehouse Kyle | Oct 1, 2025 | Blog
Halloween decorations and costumes can be fun, but they may also pose risks for pets. Keep cords, candles, and small decorations (such as glow sticks, plastic spiders, or miniature skeletons) out of reach, and be sure your pet’s costume is comfortable and safe. 1....
by Firehouse Kyle | Aug 6, 2025 | Blog
Dogs and cats are naturally social creatures who thrive on the comfort and connection of their owners. While it’s normal for pets—and even pet parents—to feel a little uneasy during time apart, some dogs and cats experience severe emotional distress. Separation...
by Firehouse Kyle | Jul 3, 2025 | Blog
3 minute read Dr Natalie Davis recalls the scary day her dog Dakota got sick after they spent the afternoon paddle boarding on Lady Bird Lake. Dakota was acting strange during the car ride home: she was tired, threw up, and wasn’t acting herself. Even though Dakota...
by Firehouse Kyle | Jun 6, 2025 | Blog
3 minute read “We did gold standard of care, and little Bean turned the corner,” says Dr Davis, one of our veterinarians at Firehouse 183. “And (she) ended up doing really well.” Bean was a tiny chihuahua puppy, and her story stuck with Dr Davis because she was so...
by Firehouse Kyle | May 7, 2025 | Blog
3 minute read Natural disasters like wildfires, hurricanes, or floods often strike unexpectedly. There’s no need to scramble to stay safe: prepare ahead of time! Pet parents need to work pet safety into the preparation equation. Dr Natalie Davis at Firehouse 183...
