Do you know your Medicine Cat Herbs?
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This is used for tooth aches
Beech Leaves
This is used to carry other herbs in
Blackberry Leaves
You chew these into a pulp and it eases the swelling of bee stings
Borage Leaves
Usually chewed by nursing queens, it produces more milk. It also eases fevers.
Burdock Root
It is chewed into a pulp and eases the pain of a rat bite.
Burnet
It is a traveling herb. It keeps a cat's strength up.
Catchweed
They pull the burrs off and put them where the poultice is and it stops the poultice from rubbing off.
Catmint
It is eaten to cure greencough or whitecough, two commom sicknesses.
Calendine
The juices are squeezed into the eye to soothe the effects of a damaged eyes.
Chamomile
It is eaten to strengthen the heart or sooothe the mind, they also put in traveling herbs to give a cat strength.
Chervil
The juices are chewed out of the root or leaves. It is used for bellyache or infected wounds. It can also be used in kitting.
Chickweed
This also treats greencough.
Cob Nuts
It is made into an ointment, the reason being is still unknown.
Cobweb
Put on the wound and is used to stop or slow the bleeding of a wound, it can also be used to bind broken bones.
Coltsfoot
The leaves are chewed into a poultice and are used to ease breathing and can also be used to treat cracked pads.
Comfrey Root
The roots are chewed into a poultice and can be used for a variety of things including- repairing broken bones, soothing wounds, wrenched claws, used for itching, and for inflammation and stiff joints.
Daisy Leaf
It is chewed into a paste and used for aching joints, and as a traveling herb.
Dandelion
Leaves chewed for a painkiller and the white paste in the stem soothes bee stings.
Dock
Soothes scratches and sore pads, though can sting when applied.
Fennel
The stalks are broken and the juice is squeezed into the mouth and it eases hip pain.
Feverfew
It is eaten to chill fever and to ease aches, mostly headaches.
Goldenrod
It is chewed into a poultice and is good for healing wounds.
Heather Flower
It is mixed into herbal mixtures, it makes swallowing easier and sweetens the mixture.
Honey
It is eaten or is soaked in moss and given, it soothes infections, smoke damaged or sore throats, and it helps cats swallow other herbal mixtures.
Horsetail
It is chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds, it is used to stop infection.
Ivy Leaf
ShadowClan cats use this to store other herbs in.
Juniper Berries
The berries are chewed and eaten, they help bellyache, give strength, soothes troubles breathing, and helps calm cats down.
Lamb's Ear
This herb gives a cat strength.
Lavender
This herb can hide the scent of death, used in vigils for leaders, it also cures fever or chills.
Mallow Leaves
Mallow is eaten to soothe bellyache.
Marigold
The petals and leaves are chewed into a poultice the juice can be used as well. It stops infection, stops bleeding, and is used for inflammation and stiff joints.
Mint
It is rubbed on the dead body to hide the scent of death.
Mouse Bile
This is extracted from the mouse and used to kill ticks. It smells bad but wild garlic can hide this scent.
Oak Leaf
It is dried, it stops infection from setting in.
Parsely
This is eaten to stop a queen from producing milk, it also cures bellyache.
Poppy Seed
It is chewed on to put a cat to sleep, ease shock or distress, it eases pain and is not recommended for nursing queens.
Ragwort Leaf
They are crushed and chewed on and can be mixed with juniper berries, they keep a cat's strength up and help aching joints.
Ragweed
This gives cats extra strength and energy.
Raspberry Leaf
It is a painkiller, stops bleeding and could possibly stop bleeding during a kitting.
Rosemary
This also hides the scent of death.
Rush
It is used for broken bones, it keeps a broken limb in place.
Snakeroot
Applied to wounds and heals poison.
Sorrel
It is eaten as a traveling herb, which means it most likely keeps a cat's strength up or keeps them from getting hungry.
Stinging Nettle
They are either swallowed for a cat who has eaten poison, for it enduces vomiting and for swelling, it is chewed into a poultice to put on wounds, and mixed with comfrey it can help heal broken bones.
Tansy
It is eaten but only in small doses, it cures coughs and helps prevent greencough, soothes sore throats, and is used to cure wounds and poison.
Tormentil
It is chewed and then put on the wound, the roots are good for all wounds and extracting poison.
Thyme
Leaves are chewed on to called anxiety, nervousness, and cats who are in shock.
Traveling Herbs
They consist of sorrel, daisy, chamomile, and burnet, cats must eat before traveling long distances because it keeps up strength and keeps them from getting hungry.
Watermint
Chewed into a pulp and then eaten, it eases suffering from a bellyache, can also hide the scent of death.
Wild Garlic
You must roll in it, it prevents infection, especially from a rat bite.
Willow Bark
Willow bark eases pain.
Wintergreen
It treats wounds and some poisons.
Yarrow
The leaves are chewed into a poultice and either eaten or spread on a wound. Yarrow extracts poison from wounds and will make a cat vomit up toxins. And ointment will help soften and heal cracked pads.
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