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10/29/2026

Would you know what to do if your furry friend had a seizure?

Honnas Veterinary wants you to be prepared in the event your pet has an emergency episode! Here are 6 steps to follow if your pet has a seizure:

1️⃣ Stay calm. Take a breath and focus on keeping your pet safe.
2️⃣ Clear the area. Move furniture and nearby objects away to prevent injury.
3️⃣ Don’t restrain your pet. Never hold your pet down during a seizure or put your hands near their mouth.
4️⃣ Time the seizure. Note how long it lasts and record a video if it’s safe to do so.
5️⃣ Call your vet. Contact Honnas Veterinary for guidance. A seizure lasting 5 minutes or longer, or repeated seizures, is an emergency. Seek emergency veterinary care immediately.
6️⃣ Keep me comfortable. After the seizure, I may be confused or disoriented. Keep me in a quiet, safe space and follow your vet’s instructions.

When in doubt, don’t wait it out. If your pet has a seizure, call Honnas Veterinary for help. We’re here for Austin’s pets when they need us most.

💚 Honnas Veterinary | Helping Austin's Pet Owners Care for Their Pets
📍 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX | Open 7-Days 8am - 7pm
🗓️ Initial exams are FREE for new patients!

10/15/2026

Halloween is almost here — costumes, candy, and lots of fun. But it comes with hidden dangers for our furry friends.

Keep these out of paw's reach:
🍫 Chocolate — toxic to dogs and cats, especially dark
🍬 Xylitol — in sugar-free gum/candy, extremely toxic to dogs
🍇 Raisins & grapes — can cause kidney failure in dogs
🎃 Moldy pumpkins & corn cobs — upset stomachs and blockages
🕯️ Candles, glow sticks & cords — curious pets will investigate
🎭 Costumes — make sure they fit comfortably with no chewable parts

Quick tips:
🐾 Keep candy bowls out of reach
🐾 Give pets a quiet room during trick-or-treat hours
🐾 Make sure they have a registered microchip — doors will be opening all night

Halloween can be fun for everyone — if we keep our pets safe.
Suspect your pet ate something they shouldn't? Give us a call. We're here to help.

📸- 2025 Pet Costume Contest at Neighbors Dog Park

09/30/2026

POV: You're getting your ears cleaned, but the churu makes it all worth it. 🐱💚

This little guy was NOT sure about the ear cleaning… but then the Churu came out, and suddenly? Best day ever.

The secret to stress-free vet visits? Treats, patience, and a little bribery (we prefer to call it "positive reinforcement" 😉).

09/28/2026

Today is World Rabies Day — and we're taking a moment to talk about one of the most important vaccines your pet will ever get. 🐾💉

Rabies is a disease we hear about less often now, but it's still out there. It's nearly always fatal once symptoms appear, and it's a threat to pets and people alike. That's why the rabies vaccine isn't just recommended — it's required by law in Texas.

Here's what that means for you and your pet:
🐾 It's a legal requirement. Texas state law requires all dogs and cats to be vaccinated against rabies — and keeping it up to date keeps you compliant and protected.
🐾 It protects your whole family. Vaccinated pets are a barrier between wildlife and your home. It's not just about your pet — it's about everyone they come into contact with.
🐾 It's your pet's ticket to travel. Many boarding facilities, groomers, and travel certificates require proof of an up-to-date rabies vaccination.
🐾 It's simple and safe. The vaccine is quick, routine, and one of the most well-studied vaccines in veterinary medicine.

Rabies is preventable. And a simple vaccine is all it takes to keep your pet — and your family — safe. ❤️

Is your pet up to date on their rabies vaccine? If you're not sure, we're happy to help you check. 🐶🐱

09/26/2026

💚 Honnas Pets of the Week 💚

Thank you for another amazing week! Here are some of the many adorable patients we had the joy of caring for. 🐾

09/25/2026

Is your pet a TV fan? 📺🐾

Believe it or not, pet TV can be a surprisingly great tool for enrichment! Just like window watching, it gives your pet something to see, hear, and engage with — turning a quiet, boring afternoon into a little entertainment. Here's why it works:
🐾 It taps into natural instincts. Shows with birds, squirrels, and other animals trigger your cat's prey drive or your dog's curiosity — in a safe, indoor way.

🐾 It provides mental stimulation. A little visual "hunting" keeps their brain active and engaged, which is great for pets who spend time home alone.

🐾 It can help with relaxation. Calming nature scenes or soothing sounds can actually help anxious pets settle down.

A few tips to make TV time work for your pet:
📺 Choose pet-friendly content — there are channels and videos made specifically for dogs and cats 📺 Keep sessions short — a little goes a long way; don't leave it on all day
📺 Watch for overstimulation — if your pet gets too worked up, it's time to turn it off
📺 Pair it with other enrichment — TV is great, but it's no substitute for play, exercise, and cuddles
A happy, enriched pet is a calmer, healthier pet. And sometimes, that just means letting them binge-watch a little bird TV. 🐦😄

Does your pet watch TV? Drop it in the comments! 👇

09/24/2026

Everyone say hello to Dr. Skyla Johnston! 👋🏻🐾

Dr. Johnston has been with us for almost three months now — and in that short time, they've already made such an impact on our team. Born and raised in Oklahoma, they attended undergrad and vet school at Oklahoma State University. 🎓

Before joining Honnas Veterinary, Dr. Johnston spent five years working in veterinary research at Oklahoma State, followed by three years as a vet assistant in general practice and emergency. That's a foundation of experience that makes them an incredible addition to our team.

At home, Dr. Johnston has two doggos, Copper and Chaewon — who we're pretty sure are the real bosses. 🐶 Skyla’s hobbies include baking, crochet, reading, and everything K-pop.

What Dr. Johnston loves most about veterinary medicine is helping pet parents feel confident in caring for their pets. Of course, they love the animals — but they also love empowering families to give their pets the best care possible. And that's exactly the kind of vet we want on our team. 💚

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Johnston to our team!

09/21/2026

Sometimes the best enrichment is free.

Window watching might look like your pet just staring into space — but to them, it’s a whole movie. Birds flying by, squirrels plotting their next move, neighbors walking dogs, leaves rustling in the wind. It’s stimulation, entertainment, and mental exercise, all from the comfort of home.

For dogs, a good window view satisfies their natural curiosity and gives them something engaging to do while you’re away.

For cats, it taps into their instinct to observe, stalk, and “hunt” — without ever leaving the windowsill.

A few tips to make window time even better:
🪟 Set up a cozy perch — a soft bed or cushion by their favorite window
🪟 Add a bird feeder outside — instant live entertainment, all day long
🪟 Keep it safe — make sure windows are secure and screens are sturdy, especially for curious kitties

A happy, enriched pet is a calmer, healthier pet. And sometimes, all it takes is a good window and a little bit of the outside world. 🐶🐱✨

Does your pet have a favorite window-watching spot? Drop it in the comments! 👇

09/20/2026

💚Honnas Pets of the Week! 💚

Every one of these sweet faces made our week brighter 😍

09/18/2026

This is Crowley. 🐱 And his story is exactly why we talk about pet insurance.

Crowley is a 2-year-old cat who came to us with sudden vomiting, lethargy, and weight loss. He was hospitalized, and diagnostics showed a foreign body obstruction that required immediate surgery. After surgery, Crowley recovered well — his vomiting and appetite issues resolved, and we were hopeful that was the end of it.

About a month later, Crowley was back. Same symptoms, same worry. He'd been vomiting on and off for a week despite his anti-nausea medication, wouldn't eat, and was dropping weight fast. Diagnostics again pointed to a foreign body — but with Crowley still recovering from his first surgery, we were hesitant to put him through another one so soon.

So we facilitated an emergency transfer to a hospital with endoscopy, where the foreign body was successfully removed. After four days in the hospital, Crowley finally came home. 🏠💚

Here's the part that matters: Crowley was insured as a kitten, through Trupanion's exam day offer. Within that two-month span, Trupanion paid over $20,000 toward Crowley's emergency bills — meaning his owner never had to make the impossible choice between their cat's life and their finances.

We share Crowley's story because pet insurance isn't just a policy. For families like Crowley's, it's peace of mind. It's the difference between "we can't afford this" and "let's save our pet."

Every pet deserves a chance. And no pet parent should have to ask, "Can I afford to save them?"

Address

1615 South Lamar Boulevard
Austin, TX
78704

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 7pm

Telephone

+15125185674

Website

http://www.honnasvet.com/

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