Cat's High White Blood Cell Count
Cancer: Serious issues like leukemia (a white blood cell cancer) or lymphoma (a lymphocyte cancer) can cause uncontrolled white blood cell growth. Certain tumors can also cause a reaction that elevates neutrophil counts .

High White Blood Cell Count : May be caused by bacterial infections, stress or excitement, inflammatory conditions, certain medications (corticosteroids), or less commonly, leukemia .

Feline Leukemia in Cats

All cats are susceptible to feline leukemia but few develop the disease , so that only 1-2 cats in 100 have feline leukemia . Kittens less than four months old are susceptible, but healthy mature cats appear to be immune.
A high white blood cell count , or leukocytosis, indicates that your cat's body is fighting an infection, inflammation, or, in rare cases, certain cancers. It is important to determine the underlying cause of the feline high white blood cell count .
Learn about the veterinary topic of White Blood Cell Disorders, Leukemia , and Lymphoma of Cats . Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the MSD Vet Manual.
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