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🏷️ New Client Offer: $25 Off First Exam
We’ll gather details about your pet’s age, breed, activity level, and current weight. Based on this information, our team will build a nutrition plan that supports your pet’s specific health needs.
Our veterinarians are trained in veterinary nutrition and understand how proper feeding impacts everything from energy to disease prevention and long-term wellness.
Nutrition consultations are included as part of your pet’s in-clinic Wellness Exam. We make the process smooth and comfortable while keeping your pet calm and supported.
Your pet’s dietary needs can shift over time. We’ll monitor progress during future visits and help you update their nutrition plan as needed to maintain optimal health.
During your visit, we’ll evaluate your pet’s weight, breed, age, energy level, and lifestyle. Based on this, we’ll recommend appropriate food types, portion sizes, and any supplements that support your pet’s health goals.
Our Rancho Peñasquitos clinic provides a comfortable environment where your pet can be evaluated without the stress of unfamiliar settings. We’re here to make your pet’s wellness experience calm and supportive.
At the end of your exam, we’ll share detailed nutrition recommendations and answer any remaining questions. If ongoing support or specialty care is needed, we’ll schedule follow-ups or referrals as part of your pet’s personalized care plan.
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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