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Reference values for the bone marrow aspirates in adult dogs.

Reference ranges for each cell type and six different ratios (M : E ratio = quotient of number of myeloid cells/erythroid precursors; different maturation ratios) were calculated for bone marrow aspirates of adult dogs. These values were based on 2.5 and 97.5% percentiles of differentials of 1000 cells in bone marrow aspirates of 92 healthy 1-8-year-old dogs. The results of intact male and female dogs were compared. No distinct sex-related differences were found (P > 0.05). A wide physiological range was observed in almost all bone marrow cells resulting in broad reference ranges for the ratios. The clinically relevant M : E ratio varied between 0.45 and 2.87. The accurate cytological examination of bone marrow based on the reference ranges presented in this study requires preparation of high-quality bone marrow films with minimal blood contamination.