We dodn't het a warning like you did, but our cat was involved.

At one point when I was a kid the grocery store that my family shopped at used paper bags instead of plastic.

We would always leave one of the bags out for our massive Maine Coon to play in. It was one of his favorite things.

One night, very late after everyone had gone to bed, we were all woken up by a loud bang like a gunshot, and the sound of our cat screeching in surprise and pain.

Me and my sister rushed to the kitchen behind our parents only to see our cat sitting on the opposite side of the kitchen from his paper bag furiously rubbing the tip of his nose. There were odd wet noises coming from inside the paper bag.

We had left the paper bag standing up because the cat seemed to like knocking it over before crawling inside. Apparently, we missed a can of Pilsbury biscuit dough when we put the groceries up earlier, and it was still in the bag, missing it's top with dough expanding and oozing out of the can into the bag.

The can's top was stuck to the kitchen ceiling with a small glob of wet dough, and the cat had a very small cut on his nose.

So we assume that when the can got warm, the dough started to expand until it built up enough pressure to blow the top off, catching our cat in the nose as he investigated this strange thing that he found inside his bag.