Herb guide. Warriors.

Instructions

Poppy seed- Numb pain, and can make the cat tired. Catmint- Used for Greencough or Whitecough. Cobweb- Used to stop bleeding. Feverfew- Used to calm fevers, and treat head pain. Borage LEAVES- Used to produce more milk for queens, and to treat fevers. Borage ROOT- Used to stave off fevers. Borage SEED- Used to for queens to help produce more milk. Marigold- Used for large wounds, heal sores, and treat infection. Horsetail- Used to treat infected wounds. Burdock root- Used to treat infections, mainly rat bites. Chervil root- Used to fight infection. Wild garlic- When rolled in, rids of infections. Coltsfoot- Used for kittencough. Chickweed- Used to treat greencough. Tansy- Used to treat any coughs. Thyme- Used to calm cats. Chamomile- Used to calm cats. Dandelion leaves- Used to calm cats. Juniper berries- Used for bellyaches, soothing pain, calms cats, used to help breathe. Watermint- Used to treat bellyache. Daisy leaves- Used to treat aching joints. Goldenrod- Used to treat stiffness, aching joints, and severe injuries. Ragwort leaves- used alongst juniper to treat aching joints. Comfrey- Used to treat broken bones. Nettle(leaves)- Used to treat swelling. Celadine- Used for ailment of eyes. Snakeroot- Used to counter poison. Nettle(seeds)-Used to ward off poison. Honey- Used to treat sore throats. Mouse bile- Used to remove ticks. Yarrow/yew- Used to make a cat expel poisons, such as vomiting. Alder Tree Bark- Treats toothache, swelling, pain, and prevents complications. Prevents infection and swelling if chewed and applied to a wound. Alfalfa- prevents tooth decay. Aloe vera- Used to treat burns, skin problems. Ash tree seeds- If eaten, it fights pain. Ash tree- If applied to a poisonous snake bite, to resist effects of poison. Aspen tree bark- Relieves stress, soothes restlessness. Belladonna- Treats spasms and cramps. Birthwort- Induces contractions. Blessed thistle- increases circulation of blood. Bramble twig- If chewed into a fine syrup, helps sleeping. Broken rosemary blooms- Treats wounds around the eye. Broom- Used for broken bones. Broom malice poultice- Heals open wounds. Burdock leaves- apply to a non infected wound to speed up healing. Chewed gumweed- Scals off infection from wounds. Crushed pawpaw roots- useful for healing kittencough. crushed iris petals- Stimulates breathing during birthing. Deathberries- Kills a cat unless eaten with yarrow/yew. Deathberry root- applied to sore places. NEVER AROUND THE EYE! Dried oak leaf- Keeps off infection. Fern- Cleans wounds. Foxglove cloves- Makes a cat expel poisons. Foxglove leaf- Used on deep wounds to stop bleeding. Garlic juice- dripped into wounds to prevent infection. Ginger- Used for asthma or troubled breathing. Goldenrod juice- Numbs pain. Doesn't heal. Grass- Used for bellyache. Heather nectar- Makes bland herbs taste better, such as dock or yarrow. Hornbeam- Used for depression. Ivy juices- calms a cat. Lady's mantle- Stops bleeding. Lamb's ear- Good for strength. Lavender- Treats chills, and inhaling the scent calms a cat. Lavender stem- Used for cats in shock. Milkweed juice- Used for sores or burns. Do NOT apply next to eyes or ears. Narcissus flower petals- soothes contractions. Poppy flower- If the head is consumed, it treats coughs. Rosemary & Thyme- If mixed and applied, it scals off fleas. Rosinweed- Clears the body after expelling poisons. Sage root- Use with poppy, to heal cracked pawpads. Shock root- Used after a cat has been knocked out, poisoned, or has had head trauma. Skullcap seeds- Used to give strength. Snapdragon seed- clears ringworm, and helps rid of fleas. Stinging nettle- Used for swelling. Tansy leaves- Good for keeping a cats' hunger at bay. Traveling herbs: Poppy seed, Tansy leaves, Crushed lotus roots, skullcap seeds. Thinned heather down- Helps the indigestion of a kit by lining the kit's stomach and absorbing the uncomfortable juices. Only useful if digested. Willow- Dripped into a cats' eyes to stop blurriness. Willow bark- small amounts may ease pain, inflammation, and fevers. Windflower shoots- Useful for ridding of cramps, such as a queens' cramps. Witchhazel- An energizer. Warmwood- Relieves pain when chewed. Brighteye- Mix with lovage to reduce coughs. Blackberry leaves- Used to heal bee stings. Bindweed- When combined with sticks, it makes it helpful to broken bones. Burnet- Gives strength. Also helps pregnant queens. Elder leaves- Soothes sprains. Fennel- Helps pain in hips. Lungwort- Eases yellowcough. Mint- Hides the death scent. Moss- Transfers liquids. Parsley- Stops milk production. Raspberry leaves- Possibly ease pain, or stop bleeding. Rush- Mends broken bones. Sorrel- Used as a travenling herb, and can build up appetite. What NOT to do: If yarrow is used on an extremely ill cat, it may make them sicker. Don't use poppy flowers on queens. use juniper instead. Borage should be FRESH, NEVER dried. Tansy- Do NOT give to a pregnant queen. it will make her miscarry, same with tansy leaves.