Ben Buchanan, DVM, DACVIM, DACVECC

Equine Leadership

Board‑certified equine internist and criticalist advancing clinical care, multidisciplinary teams, and innovation across hospitals and industry.

A meticulously organized equine intensive care stall, viewed from just outside the open doorway, featuring fresh, pale shavings on the floor and smooth, padded walls in neutral gray. At the center stands a sturdy, empty stall with an IV pole and fluid lines coiled neatly, a portable ventilator unit parked beside a rolling stainless steel cart arranged with labeled syringes, monitoring cables, and carefully folded towels. A large wall-mounted monitor displays clean vital sign waveforms and numeric readings against a dark background. Soft, cool daylight enters from a high, frosted window, supplemented by warm, adjustable exam lights that create a balanced, reassuring glow. Captured at eye level with deep focus, the composition conveys readiness, advanced critical care, and calm professionalism in a realistic, clinical photographic aesthetic.
An elegant, bay horse cantering on a high-quality equine treadmill in a dedicated lameness and performance evaluation lab, its mane lifted by motion and its muscles clearly defined. The treadmill’s dark belt and metallic rails contrast with the bright, pristine epoxy floor and white walls lined with motion-capture cameras and wall-mounted monitors. One large screen shows a freeze-frame of the horse’s gait analysis in cool blues and whites. Overhead, evenly spaced LED panels cast clean, shadow-minimizing light, highlighting every contour of the horse’s legs and hooves. Shot from a three-quarter side angle with a moderate wide lens, the composition captures dynamic movement while maintaining clinical clarity, evoking innovation, athleticism, and precision in a modern photographic style.

Meet Ben Buchanan, DVM

Ben Buchanan is a board‑certified equine internist and criticalist whose career centers on intensive care, neonatal medicine, and hospital leadership.

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