🏷️ New Client Offer: $25 Off First Exam
🏷️ New Client Offer: $25 Off First Exam
Say goodbye to lost tags and collars. All microchips work via RFID technology to provide a permanent and reliable ID for your pet.
We can microchip your pet during a wellness check, dental cleaning, or vaccine appointment—no need to schedule a separate trip.
Our clean, quiet clinic helps reduce anxiety. Microchipping is quick and gentle, minimizing stress for you and your pet during the appointment.
A microchip provides a reliable way to help lost pets get home. When scanned, it connects your pet directly to your up-to-date contact information.
During your scheduled appointment, your veterinarian will conduct a complete health check to ensure your pet is healthy and ready for microchip placement.
The microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, is inserted beneath the skin between the shoulder blades using a sterile, specialized needle for a quick, gentle procedure.
Once the chip is placed, we’ll scan the area to confirm the microchip is active and properly positioned. We also ensure your pet is relaxed and comfortable post-procedure.
We guide you through linking your pet’s chip ID to your contact details to ensure it’s up to date—so if your pet is ever lost, they can be returned quickly and safely.
Get in touch with a veterinary expert and schedule a visit today.
Dr. Render is the founder of Render HeartCare, a mobile cardiology service based in San Diego. He earned his veterinary degree from Cornell University and completed advanced training in internal medicine and cardiology through internships and a residency at MedVet Columbus. His clinical interests include congenital heart defects and cardiac tumor evaluations.
When he’s not caring for pets, Dr. Render enjoys sports, cooking shows, and comedies.
Meet Dr. Cocker, a board-certified small animal internal medicine specialist based in San Diego. After earning her veterinary degree from Oklahoma State University, she completed advanced training in internal medicine and critical care across Texas before returning to California for her residency. She has a special interest in gastrointestinal and liver disease and contributed to Ettinger’s textbook on internal medicine. Outside of work, Dr. Cocker enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and child.
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