P&G (Febreeze Kills?)

I've been receiving numerous reports now concerning the toxicity of a product called Febreeze. Most of these reports have focused on birds and rabbits, but now there are suspicions of dogs and cats dying from this product. Now, I'm not one to engage in wild speculation and not wanting to intimidate a company (read, their lawyers) that has several billion more dollars at their disposal than I do, all I can really suggest is that every pet owner research this issue thoroughly. Also, judging from the number of keywords the major search engines have been receiving lately focusing on the product, toxicity terms and types of animals, I can only surmise that this problem may be legitimate. Regardless, however, for those who might be surprised by these reports, I'd like to state that Procter & Gamble has never been known to be an "animal-friendly" company. Now, it would appaer that, discontent with only getting to kill animals inside their labs, P&G are branching out and killing animals outside their labs. This just seems as one more reason to boycott all products from this company. Every time you buy, Charmin and whatnot, you are paying people to torture and kill animals. So, stop contributing to the P&G coffers.