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Caffeine is uncontrollably more toxic to animals including dos, horses, and parrots.
Freon is not toxic unless enough of it is drank. It will not kill a human to inhale it, but it might cause dizziness or nausea.
Yes, Freon is toxic at certain levels. Overexposure causes central nervous system depression and possibly cardiac arrhythmia. Depending on the type of freon, it is also extremely cold and can cause severe burns if handled improperly.
The range itself is fine. Apparently if you burn a pan that has a non stick surface, it produces something that is toxic to birds. I suppose this could be true of other things that burn. Birds are very sensitive to things in the air. Spray air fresheners are another thing that is not good for them. If the question refers to allowing parrots to fly around a gas range, that's another matter. Parrots and pet birds should never be allowed to fly freely near any heat source.
Two human foods that are toxic to parrots are avocados and chocolate. Avocados are known to cause heart failure and chocolate attacks the parrot's central nervous system
No. Milkweed is toxic to just about everything but Monarch butterflies; who are toxic to birds.
Freon is not Toxic, but its not good to breath it or have extended contact with it on the skin. It is a controlled EPA substance. Some are Flammable and have other properties like 410A which is a mixed blend of Freon/Purion. Under pressure 410a is one liquid but outside of the system the Freon components separate and become to different chemicals.
Only after the seeds are removed, The seeds in Cherries are Toxic to Parrots.
- freons are toxic compounds - freons have a contribution to the ozone depletion in the atmosphere
In small amounts, no. Freon is not toxic. But, it displaces oxygen. So, if you have a high enough concentration of freon in the air you breathe, you actually asphyxiate (lack of oxygen to the brain) rather than being poisoned................
You shouldn't give birds chocolate because it is toxic to them.
Yes. It is very toxic to especially small children.