Poorly written article that leaves more questions than it answers. Of course, what can we expect from so called journalists these day?
For example, how are cats being impacted by flame retardant toxins? Are they consuming flame retardants? Are they rubbing against the flame retardants and they get into their skins? This crappily written article never says.
I've heard this theory a few years ago. I had a cat with HyperT and it's very common now. Cats lay on the carpets/furniture and also rub against curtains. Do you want your kids wearing flame retardant clothing?
14 posted on 05/09/2013 10:39:52 AM PDT by Fawn
(In a World of Information, Ignorance is a Choice.)