Not exact matches
The compounds are synthetic versions of naturally
occurring insecticides called
pyrethrins harvested from chrysanthemum flowers.
Pyrethrins are naturally
occurring insecticides extracted from the flowers of Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium.
Many people think the
pyrethrins (naturally
occurring compounds from the chrysanthemum plant) and pyrethroids (the synthetic counterpart) are less hazardous than fipronil.
Reactions are more common in cats, and often
occur when pet guardians mistakenly use a dog product with a much higher concentration of
pyrethrins on cats.