The Graduate Certificate in Companion Animal Physical Rehabilitation (H153) is a specialized program designed for individuals interested in improving the mobility, recovery, and quality of life of companion animals such as dogs and cats. The program focuses on rehabilitation techniques used after injury, surgery, or in the management of chronic conditions. Students learn key topics such as animal anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, therapeutic exercise, rehabilitation techniques, pain management, and physical assessment. The curriculum also introduces modalities such as hydrotherapy, manual therapy, and assistive devices, used to support animal recovery and function. The program emphasizes hands-on training and practical application, allowing students to develop skills in assessing movement, creating rehabilitation plans, and working alongside veterinary professionals. Graduates are prepared for roles in veterinary clinics, animal rehabilitation centers, and specialty practices, often working as part of a healthcare team supporting animal recovery and wellness. This program is particularly suited for those with a background in veterinary care, animal science, or related fields. Overall, this certificate is ideal for students interested in a specialized, hands-on career in animal health, focusing on rehabilitation and improving the well-being of companion animals.