Except in Tasmania, rainfall is generally low and may range from about 14mm in the Northern Territory, which is in the middle of its dry season, to 98mm in New South Wales and 180mm in Victoria. The average rainfall in Australia in 2011 was just over 56.3mm.
MCH (mean corpuscular hemoglobin) refers to the concentration of hemoglobin in each red blood cell. If MCV and MCH are low, it means your red blood cells are smaller than average (MCV) and paler than average (MCH), and can't carry as much oxygen as normal. This is usually caused by an iron deficiency anemia. Red meat does contain iron, but it may be healthier to look for a multivitamin that includes iron.
White blood cells (WBC) are the soldiers of your kitty's immune system, so a low count means the army is low on manpower. These squiggly leukocytes fight infections head-on and sometimes there are casualties. The reason for a low WBC count can be revealed by a blood screening. General Infection While white blood cell count is often discussed in the context of serious illnesses like cancer or immune-deficiency disorders, a low count doesn't always indicate a fatal disease. In fact, pretty much any infection or inflammation causes a drop in WBC count. The cells are attracted to damaged tissue and pathogens.