Thyroid dysfunction is an endemic condition in man and animals in the Egyptian oasis due to the environmental iodine deficiency. The aim of this work was to estimate the circulating thyroid hormone concentrations and their correlation with lipid and lipoprotein profile in blood serum of male dromedary camels in the Egyptian oasis. Blood for serum collection was sampled from 92 randomly selected apparently healthy male camels (Camelus dromedarius), 2-10 years old (divided into 4 groups; 2-4, 4-6, 6-8 and 8-10 years) from their natural habitat in the periurban areas at El-Kharga oasis. The recorded over all mean values of blood serum tri-iodothyronine (T₃) and thyroxine (T₄) concentrations in dromedary camels were 1.179 ±0.03 nmol/l and 80.59 ±2.27 nmol/l respectively. The effect of age of camels was non significant for both   T₃ (F=1.446, P=0.235) and T₄ (F=2.014, P=0.096). The over all mean concentrations of blood serum lipids of camels were 369.0±7.504 mg/dl for total lipids, 0.898 ±0.028 mmol/l for total cholesterol and 0.606±0.021 mmol/l for Triglycerides. The effect of age of camels was significant for total lipids (F=3.870, P=0.016), total cholesterol (F=3.987, P=0.011) and triglycerides (F=5.626, P=0.003). It was noticed that old camels (8-10 years) had the highest mean values of these blood serum lipids. The recorded over all mean values for lipoproteins was 0.462±0.023 mmol/l for high density lipoprotein-cholesterol (HDL-C), 0.314 ±0.010 mmol/l for low density lipoprotein-cholesterol (LDL-C) and 0.121± 0.004 mmol/l for very low density lipoprotein-cholesterol (VLDL-C). The age of camels had a significant effect on the mean concentrations of blood serum HDL-C (F=4.051, P=0.009), LDL-C (F=3.698, P=0.024) and VLDL-C (F=5.584, P=0.002). Aged camels (8-10 years) showed the highest values of HDL-C and VLDL-C, whereas LDL-C was highest in camels aged 4-8 years. The linear regression analysis revealed that the regression factor (R²) and correlation coefficient (r) between the estimated blood serum T₃ concentrations and lipogram in blood serum of camels was non significant. Also R² and       r between T₄ and total lipids, HDL-C and VLDL-C were non significant. On the other hand, there was significant inverse linear regression (R²) and negative correlation (r) between T₄ and each of total cholesterol (R²=0.167, r = – 0.290, P=0.037), triglycerides (R²=0.193, r = – 0.375, P=0.021) and LDL-C (R²=0.196, r = – 0.397, P=0.015). It can be concluded that dromedary camels in the Egyptian oases have low values of circulating thyroid hormones. However, there were no apparent clinical signs of goiter. It seems that these camels are suffering from a state of subclinical hypothyroidism with a pronounced effect on lipid metabolism.