What Are Monocyte Levels in Dogs?

* 0-1200 monocytes/µL (microliter)

High Monocyte Levels in Dogs (Monocytosis)

* Infectious diseases, such as:

* Bacterial infections

* Viral infections

* Protozoal infections

* Fungal infections

* Inflammatory diseases, such as:

* Autoimmune disorders

* Allergies

* Chronic kidney disease

* Cancer

* Bone marrow disorders, such as:

* Leukemia

* Lymphoma

* Myelodysplastic syndrome

Low Monocyte Levels in Dogs (Monocytopenia)

* Viral infections, such as:

* Distemper

* Parvovirus

* Canine coronavirus

* Bacterial infections, such as:

* Ehrlichiosis

* Rocky Mountain spotted fever

* Leptospirosis

* Protozoal infections, such as:

* Leishmaniasis

* Babesiosis

* Immune-mediated diseases, such as:

* Immune thrombocytopenia

* Systemic lupus erythematosus

* Addison's disease

* Bone marrow disorders, such as:

* Aplastic anemia

* Myelofibrosis

* Myelodysplastic syndrome

If your dog has abnormal monocyte levels, it is important to see a veterinarian for further diagnosis and treatment.