The experiment was designed to investigate the effect of different ammonia concentration on broilers’ welfare condition in the breeding environment.Three hundred and twenty healthy AA broilers 20 days old with similar weight ((743.6±8.2)g),were randomly divided into 4 respiratory chambers,and raised on the net.The ammonia concentrations in the 4 chambers were controlled at 0,25,50,75 mg•kg-1,respectively.The broilers’ welfare situation in 4 treatments was assessed at the age of 42 day.The results showed that different ammonia concentrations had no significant effect on broilers’ mortality and feather cleanliness score (P>0.05),but significantly influenced the foot pad damage score,elbow damage degree score and gait score(P<0.05).The foot pad damage score and gait score of broilers under 75 mg•kg-1 ammonia concentration were significantly higher than the other treatments(P<0.05).The broilers’ elbow damage degree score under 75 mg•kg-1 ammonia concentration was significantly higher than the 50 mg•kg-1 treatment(P<0.05),and the 50 mg•kg-1 treatment was significantly higher than the 0 and 25 mg•kg-1 treatments (P<0.05).In conclusion,the accumulation of ammonia could affect the broilers’ welfare.As ammonia concentration rise,the broilers have higher probability and degree of feathers dirt,elbow and foot pad infection,lameness and unsteady gait.In order to ensure the broilers’ health and welfare,the ammonia concentration in the henhouse have better be controlled within 25 mg•kg-1.