“I can't say enough about Dr. Heather. I brought my 12 year old dog Jack to see her back in 2017 or 2018 for problems with his hind legs. She is so knowledgeable and caring. She spent a lot of time just listening to everything about Jack's life, and then treated him. The difference was apparent when we walked out the door. But one thing about her that I love - my other dog is extremely shy, and not only did she understand, but she respected Marti's need for her own space even in the office. Thank you Dr. Heather for making Marti feel safe in a strange place, helping Jack have better quality of life his last 2 years (or so), and in general for being a warm, kind and wonderful human being."

“Dr. Heather got my paralyzed dog to walk again! My 3 year old dog had become paralyzed in her back end and I had taken her to a dozen different vets and specialists all over the Northeast, trying traditional and alternative therapies. Dr. Heather’s approach was immediately different from every other vet I had seen, getting down on the floor to Kaya’s level, tuning into her, going slowly. After three sessions Kaya began to bear weight on her hind legs again and soon she started walking again. Dr. Heather is our miracle worker! We worked back up to going on hikes and had another ten years of hiking together before Kaya retired to her perch on the couch. I can’t possibly overstate the gift Dr. Heather has given Kaya and me – a decade of great adventures and the joy of movement!”

"I have been doing Equine Massage for 22 years now. I have worked in MA, NY, NJ, CT, PA, and FL. Now my business is settled in NY most of the year and FL in the winter. I had worked with standardbred race horses for 25 years first as a groom and then a trainer. I bought my first yearling with a friend and gave him to a top trainer. I took care of him most of the time. He was fast, smart and loved to train. He had all that was needed for a top race horse except he was "off behind. He had the best chiropractors in the business and I kept up on his bodywork. We got him almost there but something was missing. Eventually he got too sore and I retired him. A year and a half later I met Heather. She adjusted him and did acupuncture on him....she found what the issue was. Two vertebrae in his lumbar were inverted. She actually had to go up through his sheath to make the adjustment....and he let her! She was awesome. I had the pleasure of working with her on several clients' horses and loved it. I love the way she handles a horse and has an innate ability to find the most obscure issues. Anyone would be lucky to have Dr. O'Leary attend to your animals. I believe there are no accidents and am grateful that we got to meet and work together."

"I am currently the owner of Cavallo Fine Jewelry & Gifts in Red Hook, NY and currently the owner of three rescued ponies. I was involved in the horse world for my entire life and was blessed to have had a 25 year relationship with one particular horse. I was also blessed to have met Dr. O’Leary many years ago (early to mid 1990s) when I managed a horse farm/equitation center, where I also was an instructor/trainer. I had the good fortune to retain Dr. O’Leary’s services as my veterinarian after I left that position and was able to keep my horse on my own property.Once I moved my horse onto my property, he developed a mysterious lameness. Dr. O’Learys skills as a physician have always been exemplary and she also understood the relationship I had with this horse. After many months of tests and therapies, he did become sound. But it was Heather's understanding of what I told her that helped fix the issue. I had been deemed ‘strange’ by other veterinarians and horse owners/professionals by my conclusions; yet Heather’s intuitiveness and understanding guided me into helping mend my horse. Some ailments are not wholly physical; Dr. O’Leary understands that. She also understands ‘the connection’ some humans have with their animal partners and did not judge rather listened to what I believed. My horse and I went on to spend many more lameless years together and I will forever be in gratitude to Heather for not giving up and doing her true duty as a physician which included listening to the patient. Holistic approaches are tried and true. I can only hope that others in the veterinarian world follow in Dr. Heather’s footsteps and include these practices in everyday treatments. Dr. O’Leary’s practice is one of knowledge, compassion and a true desire to help these sentient beings that some call pets, and others regard as family."