Clinical Findings:

• Fever
• Vomiting
• Diarrhoea
• Lethargy
• Bleeding
• Pale mucus membrane
• Susceptible to secondary infection

Diagnosis:

• On basis of history and clinical findings
• On basis of blood count; CBC shows marked decreased in total leukocyte count

Treatment:

• Treatment usually depends on symptoms manifested and causes causing leukopenia
• Animals with bacterial infection should be administered broad-spectrum antibiotics to fight-off infection
• Corticosteroid therapy should be withheld for period of time
• Ferrous sulphate injection or iron injection should be administered to increase blood flow in tissues and stimulate erythropoiesis.
• Administration of fluids with dextrose saline in case of anorexia, severe diarrhoea, vomiting to restore fluid volume in body.
• In case of parasitic infection, anti-helmintic drugs should be administered.
• In case of tick infection in ehrlichiosis, oxytetracycline should be given IV for prolonged period to clear off infection
• Animals should be vaccinated against infectious diseases causing leukopenia.
• Antipyretic drugs should be administered to control fever and pain.