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Dr. Taylor's practice is limited in scope
to musculoskeletal and neurologic cases
​ in horses, dogs and cats.
Dr. Laura Taylor is on the leading edge of veterinary osteopathy, being one of the first veterinarians in Canada to learn it, practice it and teach it. She has discovered the profound influence of the organs on the mobility of the body. She has found osteopathy / craniosacral therapy to be the game changer that raises the bar on what real health is for our animal friends.

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is like detective work….uncovering and treating all the blocks to 100% health, vitality, and full, balanced mobility. My clients often hear me say, "Osteopathy is the deep fix, not the quick fix."  READ MORE...

Craniosacral Therapy

Together with osteopathy, craniosacral therapy restores proper alignment and posture, optimizing range of motion in all joints, while easing all the internal tissues of the body. READ MORE...

Acupuncture

​Veterinary acupuncture is the natural ‘energetic complement’ to veterinary osteopathy. There is a wonderful synergy between these two very different modalities. Each treatment approach enhances the outcome of the other. READ MORE...

Holistic medicine has become a viable alternative to mainstream medicine for many issues. More and more people are seeking it out ​for both themselves and their animal companions.

Cutting Edge Holistic Treatments for Your Animals
In horses the influence of the gut on the quality of joint motion is profound. An osteopathic exam goes a long way to uncovering ‘sub-clinical’ organ issues (have yet to progress to a ‘disease’ state). The end result is healthier organs and improved range of motion throughout the horse... better athleticism and injury prevention are just some of the benefits with this modality of treatment. READ MORE...
In dogs subtle scars from all neutering and spaying cause what Dr. Taylor calls ‘Crooked Butt Syndrome' or CBS.  Long term, this pelvic misalignment (never resolved with chiropractic) sets dogs up for potential back issues as they age and is one of the underlying causes behind the all too common cruciate ligament injury in the knee joint (ACL tears). READ MORE...
Cats due to their small size and often more sedentary lifestyle (they don't tend to play and run around like dogs do) can hide musculoskeletal issues for years until, as older cats, they start to have trouble jumping onto furniture etc. (Cats can have CBS too). Osteopathy and craniosacral therapy are truly wonderful for cats due their small size and the very gentle, light touch aspect of this therapy. READ MORE...
As a holistic veterinarian who practices osteopathy and other alternative treatments, my job is to help horses, cats, and dogs regain mobility and return to their natural state of wholeness. Whether a house cat or a canine or equine athlete, I help animals live to their full potential of health, vitality, and longevity.
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I approach my work with a persistent sense of curiosity and a passion for the possible! I enjoy the detective work of osteopathy. I’m in awe of its potential for prevention and true healing because it works with the innate intelligence of the body that wants to heal itself. READ MORE...