Yes, they are at best misleading and often just present dangerously incomplete or misdirecting information. The more you know about a topic the more appalling the summary.
I check variations of this search every month and it still fails at a reasonably high rate https://imgur.com/a/tKSQuA3
That's interesting. "mums good for cats" and a "mums bad for cats" gives the expected response, it's just "okay" being parsed funny. I've reported it to someone at Google so it'll get fixed... eventually.
Can you elaborate? Are they not toxic? Are they toxic, but the chemical analysis wrong?