"For a chiropractor, manipulating the bones in the neck may be strictly routine. But when the patient is a giraffe, it is a little tougher. Daniel R. Kamen, a chiropractor... first climbed his 11-foot ladder. Then he placed his hands on the giraffe's neck. Whack! The giraffe swung its powerful neck against Mr. Kamen and knocked him to the ground... Touchy giraffes are just one problem facing practitioners of one of the medical world's faster-growing specialties, animal chiropractic."
-WALL STREET JOURNAL

"Dr. Daniel Kamen is one chiropractor who doesn't back off from treating dogs, cats, and other nonhuman vertebrates. He even tried a giraffe... 'As long as it has a spine, I can adjust it.' He has done llamas, and a lion - 'Sedated,' Kamen added; 'so was the lion.'"
-CHICAGO SUN TIMES

"You take your dog to the vet, and expect him to feel better fast. But if your pet's back is huring or spine needs adjusting, you're out of luck - most states do not allow chiropractors to work on animals, and only a handful of veterenarians know anything about chiropractic, says Dr. Daniel Kamen, expert on treating anything from sedated lions to llamas. He'll tell you why pet owners should adjust their own dogs' backs, and how to do it."
-Radio & TV Report

Sorry he won't do giraffes anymore - but if your dog, cat or horse has a back out of whack, Dr. Daniel Kamen is your man."
-STAR