Hi. I just recently started painting and decided to go with temperas. I found mine at Hobby Lobby and they are manufactured by Rich Art. The label states the paints are "brilliant, opaque, non-toxic WATER COLOR."
I have two free-roaming cats and no space in which to create a separate room for my painting. The cats don't seem interested in my paints to the point of even sniffing, but I'd like to know, with the exception of their directly consuming the temperas (as I never leave the paints unattended), if these can generally be considered "pet safe" paints? If not, what other paints might be deemed as such?
The principle ingredients are listed as: Water, calcium carbonate, clay, starch, attapulgite, non-toxic pigments.
Thanks in advance for any answers or leads.
Cheers!
2007-06-19
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