Abstract
A 17-year-old female crossbred cat developed a mass on the left ovary. The mass was solid, firm, 5.5×3.5×4.5 cm. The mass contained ectodermal components (skin and appendages), mesodermal components (osseous, cartilaginous and adipose structures), and endodermal components (glandular structures lined by columnar epithelium). The tumor was diagnosed as a solid, mature teratoma of the ovary.
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