At that show, 170 cats were exhibited, including tabbies, Siamese, and a Birman look-alike, but the Persians and Angoras really stole the show. Since then, the art of cat breeding, and creating new breeds, has become something of a national pastime to fanciers of Felis catus.
A low white blood cell count can sometimes be a sign of an underlying medical problem, but not always. First, it's important to determine what your health care provider means by low. Not all medical laboratories use the same range to decide what's normal and what's not.
Since white blood cells fight off infection, people tend to think that elevated levels are actually beneficial. This is not necessarily the case! A high white blood cell count isnât a specific disease, but it can indicate another problem, such as infection, stress, inflammation, trauma, allergy, or certain diseases.