Abstract
This evaluation was carried out using data from several studies on the prevalence of Ixodidae in domestic animals in Iraq, their Neighboring. Because of the country's favorable climate, livestock keepers' ignorance of the prevalence of ectoparasite infestation, a lack of veterinary care, inadequate control measures, and animal transportation across borders the primary means of disease transmission, it was discovered that ticks are more common in some parts of Iraq and have become endemic in these areas. It is also thought that ticks pose a serious threat to economically viable animal production; cattle, sheep, and goats.