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Alder Bark- Eases Tooth Aches

Beech Leaves- Carries Herbs

Bindweed- Fastening sticks to Broken Legs

Blackberry Leaves- Bee Stings

Borage Leaves- Produces More & Better Milk Also Brings Down Fevers ((Used for Queens))

Burdock Root- Lessons & Heals Rat Bite

Burnet- Keeps Stength Up ((Traveling Herb))

Catchweed- Keeps a Poultice in Place

Catmint- Treats Whitecough & Greencough

Celandine- Soothes Damaged Eyes

Chamomile- Strengthens the Heart & Soothes the Mind ((Traveling Herb))

Chervil- For Infected Wounds & Bellyache ((Can be used for Kitting))

Chickweed- Treats Greencough ((Catmint is prefered))

Cobwebs- To soak up and Stop/slow Bleeding

Coltsfoot- Eases Breathing or Kitten Cough As well as cracked/sore pads

Comfrey Root- Repairs Broken Bones, Soothes Wounds, Burns, Inflammation on Stiff Joints Eases Stiffness on Shoulders When lined in nest

Daisy leaf- Eases the pain of Aching Joints ((Traveling Herb))

Dandelion- Thought to Soothe/Heal Bee Stings It's leaves can be chewed to act like a Painkiller

Dock- Soothes Scratches, though can sting when applied, Soothes Sore Pads, If placed in a nest it can ease the pain of Wounds

Elder Leaves- Soothes Sprains

Fennel- Helps pain in Hips

Feverfew- Reduces body tempature for cats with Fever or Chills, Also Heals Aches & Pains, Especially Good for Headaches

Goatweed- Eases Anxiety & Grief

Goldenrod- Good for Healing Wounds

Hawkweed- Similar to Catmint, but not as strong

Heather Nectar- Makes swallowing easier & sweetens mixtures

Honey- Soothes Infections, Coughing, Gives Energy, Good for smoke-damaged or sore throats Helps cats swallow other concoctions

Horsetail- Treats infections, Stops Bleeding

Ivy leaf- Usually used for Storing Herbs

Juniper Berries- Soothes Bellyaches, Gives Stength Helps troubled Breathing, Also helps calm cats

Lambs Ear- Gives a cat Strength when their weak

Lavender- Cures Fevers & Chills Also used to hide the Scent of Death Good for killed Foxes, Cats, or Dogs

Lovage- If mixed with Bright-eye, can cure coughs

Lungwort- Cures Yellowcough

Mallow Leaves- Soothes Bellyache

Marigold- Stops Infection, Bleeding, & also used for inflammation of Stiff Joints

Mint- Hides the Scent of Death

Mouse Bile- Used for the Elders Ticks to fall off

Dried Oak Leaf- Stops Infection from setting in

Parsely- Stops Queen from Producing Milk When their kits die, don't need milk anymore, or if Producing too much Milk

Poppy Seeds- Helps a Cat Sleep, Soothe Shock or

Destress, Eases Pain, Not recommended for Nursing Queens

Ragwort Leaves- Treats Aching Joints & also Keeps a cats Strength up ((Good for being a Traveling Herb))

Ragwort- Gives a cat extra Strength & Energy ((Good for being a Traveling Herb))

Raspberry Leaves- Could stop bleeding or Ease Pain

Rosemary- Hides the Scent of Death

Rush- Helps hold a Broken Limb in Place Similar to a Cast for Twolegs

Sorrel- Can build up Appetite ((Traveling Herb))

Stick- Distracts cats from pain, Recommended for Queens Giving Birth to their Litters

Stinging Nettle- Induces Vomit, Brings down Swelling, Helps with Wounds, Chewing the Stems helps fight off Infection, Can be mixed with Comfrey to heal Broken Bones

Sweet Sedge- Eases Infection

Tansy- Cures Cough, Can be used to cure Wounds/Poisons, Stops Cats from getting Greencough, Soothes Throats

Tormentil- Root is good for Healing Wounds And Extracting Poison

Thyme- Calms Nervousness, Anxiety, & cats who are in shock

Traveling Herbs- Gives a cat more energy & strength, keeps the cat from getting hungry for a long period of time

Watermint- Eases the Suffering that originates from bellyache

Wild Garlic- Prevents infection, especially for Rat Bites

Willow Bark- Eases Pain

Willow Leaves- Stops Vomit

Wintergreen- Treats wounds & some poisons

Yarrow- Extracts poisons from wounds, will make a cat vomit toxins, The ointment will help soften & heal cracked paws