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The leaves and flowers of chrysanthemums contain many different compounds that can be toxic to cats, including: Sesquiterpene: A specific terpene (a naturally occurring compound often responsible for plant scents) that can cause toxicity or allergic reactions in cats Lactones: Metabolites (substances produced or used during metabolism) of sesquiterpene that can also cause toxicity Pyrethrins: Natural pesticides that deter insects but can be toxic to cats (these are sometimes used to make flea and tick medication) Even just a small amount of these toxic compounds can cause several signs of poisoning, including: Vomiting Diarrhea Reduced appetite Excessive saliva/drooling Unsteadiness Skin inflammation While considered a mild toxin, you should call the Pet Poison Helpline at 855-764-7661 for more guidance if your cat has eaten any part of the chrysanthemum plant

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MPH student Philip Huang assisted media guru, political advisor, and sound archivist Tony Schwartz (1923-2008) in creating the advertisement, recorded by veteran announcer Bob Landers

Domesticated Kale types were grown in Ancient Greece and Rome, and improved varieties were cultivated over time for select characteristics

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