A case of monorchidism in a domestic rabbit

Abstract

Registered veterinary nurses are often involved in complex, unusual cases found in veterinary medicine and play a large role in aiding the veterinary surgeon to reach a diagnosis. Through academic writing and transfer of knowledge and experience, veterinary nurses should be encouraged by peers to report on unusual cases (that may be left unpublished otherwise), enabling a more significant contribution to the veterinary field and documentation of information that is useful to both veterinary surgeons and nurses alike. In this article, the case of a rabbit with monorchidism is reported, alongside documentation of diagnostic aids used by the veterinary surgeon and clinical outcome.