Articles by author - Beban H

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Nutritional management of feline hyperthyroidism
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 25, Issue 6, pp 54-56, Jul 2012
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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Animal type: Cat
Subject terms: Nutrition/metabolism, Endocrine/autocrine/paracrine
Article class: General Article
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Nutritional management of feline hyperthyroidism
Authors: Beban H
Publication: Companion Quarterly, Volume 23, Issue 3, pp 36-38,62, Sep 2012
Publisher: Companion Animal Veterinarians Branch of New Zealand Veterinary Association
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The Minnesota Urolith Centre, Hill's Pet Nutrition and New Zealand veterinarians
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 26, Issue 11, pp 62-63, Dec 2013
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ Update . VCNZ notifications and complaints process
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 27, Issue 9, pp 34, Oct 2014
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ Update : Can veterinarians access owner details from the National Dog Database
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 27, Issue 11, pp 51, Dec 2014
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ Update Can doctors and dentists perform procedures on animals ?
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 28, Issue 3, pp 49, Apr 2015
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ Update. Alterations of clinical records
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 28, Issue 4, pp 40, May 2015
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ update
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 28, Issue 6, pp 46-47, Jul 2015
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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VCNZ update Controlled drugs
Authors: Beban H
Publication: VetScript, Volume 28, Issue 8, pp 46-48, Sep 2015
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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Feeding Critical Care Patients
Authors: Beban H
Publication: The New Zealand Veterinary Nurse, Volume 16, Issue 54, pp 18-19, Jun 2010
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association
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Animal type: Dog, Cat
Subject terms: Nutrition/metabolism, Diet/rations/food
Article class: General Article