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04/26/2013
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Titled 'Operation Beethoven', Procon-RJ supervised this Thursday, April 25, pet shops in Rio de Janeiro. The most serious case was registered in veterinary Dawn, in Campo Grande, where agents seized 500 veterinary drugs out-dated.
Depending on the severity of the problem, Angelo de Souza Jorge and Rosangela de Souza Jorge, owners of Dawn, will respond to a police investigation at the 35th Police Precinct. The pet shop was fined and can be fined up to three million UFIRs.
The Dawn was monitored by determining the state Department of Consumer Protection and based on three complaints against it: misdiagnosis of veterinary dog who came to die, use of vaccine expiry date four months ago, and sloppy castration in a cat, who became pregnant again.
Another pet shop was inspected Dog Mall, also in Campo Grande, where inspectors found irregularities Procon: four boxes of vitamin with expiry date and packaged foods improperly. Already in the Dog and Cat Pet Shop, in the same neighborhood, the officers did not identify any problems.
Bangu, agents oversaw two more pet shops. The Chip Dog was sued for not obtaining the certificate of rodent control and desinfetização site that is required every 6 months, and Good Dog will also be fined for storing medicines with expiry date.
"People have no limits. They need to fit in and know that any 'corbels' this or other will be fined, have the closed institutions and their representatives will be arrested. And it happened," said Secretary of State and Consumer Protection, Cidinha Campos.
Source: Procon-RJ
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