A rare case of ocular dermoid in a young cat's eye and dermoid surgery in a dog
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 09/06/2015

A young cat has a rare case of ocular dermoid on the right eye.  An OCULAR DERMOID is a fatty growth with skin parts including hairs located in the eye area.

In this case, the ocular dermoid is located at the temporal limbus, within the sclera and corneal areas.   It is classified as a  LIMBAL-CORNEAL DERMOID. A congenital condition. This cat was not operated owing to the fact that it was a stray  cat.  The cat came in for treatment of high fever..

This video shows:
1.  Ocular dermoid in a cat.
2.   Ocular dermoid in a dog. Electro-surgery to remove the dermoid footage starts at 0:700.

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