Study: Cryptorchid Castration Performed by HQHVSN Veterinarians in Dogs and Cats: A Multi-Center Study
Calling all HQHVSN Veterinarians Cryptorchidism is a relatively common finding in both dogs and cats presented for castration. It is important to fully castrate cryptorchid animals because retained testicles are at increased risk for neoplasia, objectional behavior related to testosterone production may develop, and because the condition can be heritable.