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Red blood cells, white blood cells,
serum, platelets … let’s face it, veterinarians look for a lot of things
when they run a blood test on your horse. Because all these figures and
indicators are confusing, we’ve taken a visual route of describing a
typical blood test and what its results might mean for your horse.![Infographic: Complete Blood Count and Chemistry Profile Explained [Infographic]](http://i.imgur.com/MqyZUvW.jpg "Complete Blood Count and Chemistry Profile Explained [Infographic]")
Red blood cells, white blood cells,
serum, platelets … let’s face it, veterinarians look for a lot of things
when they run a blood test on your horse. Because all these figures and
indicators are confusing, we’ve taken a visual route of describing a
typical blood test and what its results might mean for your horse.<strong></strong> or <b></b><em></em> or <i></i><u></u><strike></strike><code></code> or <pre></pre> or <pre><code></code></pre>Subscribe Our Newsletter
