Thai police raid fake cat medicine factory near Bangkok
Thai authorities raided an illegal factory in Samut Prakan, seizing over 1 million baht worth of unregistered, diluted cat medications marketed online as FIP treatments. Officials warn pet owners to verify drug registration before purchase.
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