The Orlando Fire Department responded to fire alarms in the domiciliary just before 11:30a.m. The sprinkler alarms were also activated.
The flames were extinguished about 10 minutes after the responders arrived, and firefighters ventilated smoke from the building, according to the Sentinel.
Orlando (Fla.) Veterans Affairs Medical Center spokesperson Mike Strickler said a bug treatment cabinet overheating allegedly caused the flames.
Strickler also said that no injuries were reported in the incident, according to the Sentinel.
This story was updated July 22.
