This subject covers an introduction to the behavioural enrichment in domestic companion species.  Students will study the fundamentals of companion animal behaviour, and learn a variety of behaviour modification methods that are recognized for use. Students will also learn the basics of environmental enrichment in these species and the importance of enrichment in maintenance of mental health and well-being in companion animals.

This subject covers the principles and veterinary nursing techniques in emergency nursing in companion animals, such as the use of rescue equipment and basic first aid skills. An overview of the One Health approach in veterinary care and preventative healthcare will also be covered.

This subject covers animal biomechanics, exercise physiology and physiotherapy of small and large animals. Topics include therapy and exercises for general health maintenance and rehabilitation. Physical assessment and rehabilitation, supportive and palliative care will also be covered.

This subject covers nutritional analysis, nutritional requirements of animals and consideration factors for planning diets specific to animal breeds, age and health conditions. Complementary care approaches, such as alternative diets, dietary supplements, herbal nutrition, nutraceuticals and Traditional Chinese Medicine will also be covered. The indications and limitations of integrating complementary care approaches with conventional western veterinary treatment plans and dietary recommendations will also be discussed.