PALATOSQUISE E PÓLIPO PILOSO ORAL CONGÊNITO ASSOCIADO À BRONCOPNEUMONIA EM UM FELINO NEONATO

Abstract

Congenital abnormalities are failures that occur in development that affect the newborn before delivery or soon after birth. Congenital diseases are not always hereditary, with their appearance related to environmental and / or genetic causes. Domestic cats may develop several congenital alterations, however in Brazil few chaos are known due to not reaching the knowledge of specialists. In addition to congenital malformation, neoplasias also affect domestic felines and are among the leading causes of death in animals. Teratoma is an uncommon neoplasm in animals that can affect different tissues and rare cases in cats are reported and discussed in the literature. The objective of this report is to describe the aspects of the histological findings and the necropsy of a domesticated cat with cleft palate and teratoma in the oral cavity that came to death with the purpose of assisting in its prevention, identification and treatment in the routine obstetric.