The visible fluorescence spectra of healthy mice blood cells have been measured by light emitting diode (LED) excitation at about 570 nm (Δλ1/2≈32 nm ) in vitro. It is found that the spectral profiles of mouse blood, erythrocyte and hemoglobin are similar. The physical mechanism for LED-induced blood cells fluorescence spectra is analyzed. The development of low intensity laser or light irradiating blood therapy in vivo and in vitro may be guided by the understanding of blood fluorescence characteristics.