Employees of Georgia's National Food Agency have discovered expired veterinary medicines at a veterinary pharmacy in the township of Chakvi.

"To protect the health of domestic animals, the National Food Agency continues to inspect veterinary clinics and pharmacies throughout the country.

During a routine inspection, inspectors from the Agency's Adjara Department found expired medicines at the veterinary pharmacy of sole proprietor E.K. (address: 34 Queen Tamar Street, Chakvi). The seized products included an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory fir ointment, the antimicrobial and disinfectant solution 'Yodzefi', and the antiparasitic injectable solution 'Prius'.

The expired medicines will be destroyed under the supervision of the National Food Agency.

The National Food Agency calls on business operators to conduct their activities in compliance with legal requirements, observe the expiration dates of veterinary medicines, and ensure proper storage conditions," the statement issued by Georgia's National Food Agency said.