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Two cases of a new, potentially dangerous disease of cattle has been detected in Kentucky, the United States, according to Kentucky State Veterinarian Katie Flynn.
Two cases of a new, potentially dangerous tick-borne disease in cows have been detected in Kentucky.
Asian Longhorned Tick has been found to be a primary carrier for disease.
Officials say it affects blood cells causing severe anemia in cattle, as well as abortions, stillbirths, weakness, a reluctance to walk, even death.