Dr. Joren Michael Whitley, aged 34, shares insights into his remarkable profession as an animal chiropractor.
He specializes in providing spinal manipulation therapy to a wide range of animals, spanning from tiny baby kittens to towering giraffes.
Engaging closely with his furry patients, Dr. Whitley utilizes manual techniques to diagnose and address issues concerning their bones, muscles, and joints.
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Expressing his passion for his work, the 34-year-old emphasizes, “I love my job,” as shared with What’s The Jam.
Dr. Whitley shares, “I have such a passion for what I do and truly just want to spread the incredible miracles that the work of chiropractic can do for everyone and every animal.”
Reflecting on the practice, he notes the similarities and differences between treating humans and animals, stating, “The basic practice is the same with humans as it is for animals.”
Emphasizing the nuances, he adds, “the anatomy is obviously different and the force used can vary.”
This dedication to his craft is evident in his social media presence, where he posted a video demonstrating his expertise.
In the footage, Dr. Whitley can be seen standing on a raised platform, engaging in the delicate manipulation of a giraffe’s neck, showcasing his hands-on approach to animal chiropractic care.
Dr. Whitley demonstrates his expertise by identifying the issue, stating, “His jaw was not moving to the left and his upper neck on the right-hand side is irritated.”
With precision, he positions his hands and performs the necessary adjustments, eliciting a small pop.
Expressing satisfaction with the outcome, he remarks, “Now that’s moving great.”
Hailing from Oklahoma, US, Dr. Whitley remains vigilant, constantly seeking out animals that could benefit from chiropractic care, underscoring his commitment to improving the well-being of his furry patients.
Dr. Whitley emphasized the varying safety precautions necessary when working with larger animals, noting, “There are, of course, safety measures I have to take with the larger animals that I don’t with a kitten.”
Despite not having treated elephants or whales yet, he expressed optimism, stating, “I have not worked on an elephant or a whale yet but I know with my passion it will happen in the future.”
He highlighted the positive impact of his work, mentioning, “Every day animals leave our office having a better quality of life.”
His post showcasing a successful giraffe adjustment attracted significant attention, amassing over 219,000 views, 10,000 likes, and hundreds of comments from admirers.
Nikki said: “That baby appreciates you…just letting you touch all on him!”
Kris added: “Best job ever.”
Jamie wrote: “Absolutely amazing.”
Mary commented: “You can see his relief! That warms my heart.”
“What a beauty,” said someone else.
“I am melting,” added another fan.
“Incredible!!” wrote Morgan.
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