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EnglishA 6-year-old Fuzzy Lop rabbit was referred to a veterinary hospital with a complaint of lameness. In addition to a vertebral subluxation, two radiopaque and well-defined structures were revealed by radiographic evaluation. Ultrasonographically, the masses were characterized as parenchymal structures with diffuse mineralization and formation of reverberation artifacts, suggesting presence of gas. These two structures were excised during a laparotomy and Clostridium tertium was isolated. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report of C. tertium infection in a pet animal. Key words: Clostridia; granuloma; diagnostic imaging portuguesUm coelho de seis anos de idade da raca Fuzzy Lop foi encaminhado a um hospital veterinario devido a uma queixa de claudicacao. Alem de uma subluxacao vertebral, duas estruturas radiopacas e bem delimitadas foram identificadas pela avaliacao radiografica. Em um exame ultrassonografico, as massas foram caracterizadas como formacoes parenquimatosas e heterogeneas, apresentando mineralizacao difusa e com formacao de artefatos de reverberacao, sugerindo a presenca de gas. Estas duas estruturas foram extirpadas durante uma laparotomia e Clostridium tertium foi isolado. Este e o primeiro relato de infeccao por C. tertium em um animal de estimacao. Palavras-chave: Clostridia; granuloma; diagnostico por imagem

Intra-abdominal granulomas caused by Clostridium tertium in an American Fuzzy Lop rabbit