iarjacstIARJACSTIARJACST2789-5963https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjacst.2023.v03i01.001Study the Effect of Stress Transfusion on Some Blood Parameters in GoatsMaysaaM. A.Al-RsitmawiDepartment of animal production College of Agriculture, University of Misan, IraqThe study was conducted in a private field for bore goat (Hybrid goat) breeders in the governorate to determine the effect of transportation stress on the animals (goats). Twelve animals of similar age, weight and type were selected. They are about 1,5-2 years old and weigh an average of 30-35 kg males. Where blood was drawn from the jugular vein of the goat group in a state of rest, blood samples were drawn from stressed goats after a two-hour drive from 9 am to 11 am and the air temperature was approximately 39 degrees Celsius. The ball was repeated for three consecutive days and blood parameters were measured. (LYM. WBc) and GRAcells HGB) and because the number of white blood cells is considered a function of the animal’s health condition and stress, especially neutrophils (neutrophil granulocytes) and they are the most numerous types of white cells in number and constitute 60-70% of white blood cells Its average life in hours is 4-10 hours. Measurement of erythrocytes and haemoglobin indicates anaemia after the stage of stress and stress as a result of lack of feed consumption, which leads to specific diseases such as iron deficiency. The results showed arithmetic differences in blood values ​​between stressed and unstressed animals and they were as follows: (1) The average number of white blood cells (WBC) in goats before stress was (19.10) x 103 cells/μl, while in stressed goats, it was (21.51) x 103/μl. (2) The percentage of LYM lymphocytes before stress was 39.517% and after stress, it was 79.18%. (3) The percentage of neutrophilic granulosa cells is 3.12% before stress, while after stress, it is 22.57%. (4) The average number of red blood cells (RBC) in unstressed goats was (0.17) x 106 cells/ml), while the average number of red blood cells in stressed goats was (0.14 106 (/mL). (5) The levels of haemoglobin Hb in non-stressed goats were (8.12) g/100ml. (6) Stressed goats and the percentage of haemoglobin in stressed goats was (8.04) gm/100ml.