Inflammation and infection are the causes of high neutrophils (white blood cells) in cats. The neutrophils eat 'enemy' cells like a little Pac-man, and die off after a day. Tooth and kidney...
My findings are usually body is fighting against a viral infection. Do not be alarmed have a specialist look into it. Neutrophil intervals should be 40-74 % as normal, and lymphs interval should be...
