A warning has been issued after a variety of drugs were stolen from a vet’s surgery in West Sussex.

Police said the products, stolen from Southdown Veterinary Service in Shoreham, could be “extremely harmful” if taken by anyone who found them.

The liquid and tablet-form drugs were taken in a burglary at the Old Shoreham Road surgery on Wednesday night.

A spokesman said anyone finding a stash of drugs should hand them in to their nearest police station.

Police are appealing for anyone with information about the burglary to come forward.

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