College of Veterinary Medicine

VM 551 SAM - Urogenital System

Normal Laboratory Values


Use these values to interpret clinical case data in theses notes and in examinations

  Dog Cat   Dog Cat
WBC/ul 6,700-17,000 5,500-19,500 alkaline phosphatase # 14 - 72 (251) 11 - 28 (90)
bands 0-300 0-300 albumin g/dl 2.3-3.5 2.4-3
segs 3,000-11,000 2,500-12,500 amylase U/l 700-1,700 1,000-1,700
lymphocytes 1,000-4,800 1,500-7,000 bilirubin total mg/dl 0-0.4 0-0.5
monocytes 0-1,400 0-900 BUN mg/dl 7-21 18-34
eosinophils <300 <300 calcium mg/dl 8.7-11.8 9.2-11.9
basophils rare rare chloride mEq/l 99-110 117-123
RBC /ul 5.2-7.6 x 106 6.7-11 x 106 cholesterol mg/dl $ 117-345 100-165
hemoglobin 13-20 11.6-16.8 CK U/l 12-292 0-540
PCV % 34-53 31-46 creatinine mg/dl 0.7-1.6 1.2-2.1
MCV fl 60-77 39-53 fibrinogen mg/dl 200-400 100-400
MCHC g/dl 32-36 30-36 glucose mg/dl 55-102 55-114
reticulocytes % <1 <1 aggregate forms lipase u/l 0-500 1-63
platelets /ul 200,000-900,000 300,000-700,000 osmolality mOsm/kg 280-310 280-310
prothrombin time sec 6-10 4-9 phosphorus mg/dl # 3.3 - 6 3.8 -5.4
partial thromboplastin 8-13   potassium mEq/l 3.7-5.6 4.0-4.5
      protein total g/dl $ 5.4-7.1 5.4-7.8
      SALT U/l 17-69 34-55
      sodium mEq/l 137-149 147-156

# Greater in young animals due to bone growth (number in parentheses is high normal for young animals)

$ Greater in older animals



Last Edited: Jul 26, 2007 1:51 PM
CVM Course Websites  Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-7010, 509-335-9515, Safety Links