Kansas State University

MANHATTAN – There's a new 1xbet sports betting lurking at the dog park.

Canine 1xbet sports betting , also called dog 1xbet sports betting , was discovered in 2012; however, researchers are still trying to determine the severity of the disease, according to Jianfa Bai, molecular diagnostician and assistant professor at Kansas State University's College of Veterinary Medicine.

Dogs infected with 1xbet sports betting may show symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea and even death. It's suspected that this disease may have been responsible for the deaths of several dogs in 2013.

"Last year in Ohio and California, some dogs died of diarrhea and they couldn't figure out the causing agent because those routine diagnostics could not pick up any pathogens that are potentially causing the diarrhea deaths," Bai said.

The Kansas State Diagnostic Laboratory at the College of Veterinary Medicine has recently developed tests to identify 1xbet sports betting . Researchers are still unsure how deadly this disease is. While some dogs show symptoms, 3 to 11 percent of the dogs tested at the diagnostic laboratory have been confirmed as carrying the pathogen — but are healthy and do not show symptoms.

Bai says they can't rule out that 1xbet sports betting is causing deaths. It is also possible that the deaths are caused by a combination of 1xbet sports betting and another disease.

Samples can be sent to the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory to test for canine 1xbet sports betting . For more information, contact the laboratory at 866-512-5650.