Holy crap!!!!!

*Acute exposure (ingested) – affects the kidneys, liver and intestinal tract. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain or a choking sensation.
*Acute exposure (inhaled) – affects the lungs. High levels may cause pneumonitis (lung inflammation) and pulmonary oedema (fluid in the lungs). Symptoms include breathlessness and coughing. ‘Metal fume fever’ can be life threatening.
*Chronic exposure – conditions from long term exposure include kidney dysfunction, anaemia and lung conditions. Some studies suggest that occupational inhalation may be associated with some types of cancer, such as those of the prostate and lung.

But at least the cats and dogs won’t get the cream…