Post by Ancientstar on Mar 10, 2011 17:30:22 GMT -8
ALDER BARK
Best used for toothaches
BORAGE LEAVES
Best used to treat fevers, borage leaves also help a queen to produce milk.
BURDOCK ROOT
Burdock root is good for cuts and scrapes, especially rat bites.
CATMINT
Used to treat blackcough, greencough and whitecough, catmint can also help to relax a cat.
CELENDINE
Celandine is best used to treat ailments of the eyes.
CHAMOMILE
Used to calm cats and to give them physical strength
CHERVIL
This white-flowered plant has several different propertices. The plant itself can be used to treat infected wounds while the root is best for bellyache.
CHICKWEED
If there is no catmint available, chickweed is a good substitute for countering greencough.
COBWEBS
cobwebs are used to stop bleeding
COLTSFOOT
This bright yellow herb is quite effective against kitcough.
COMFREY
Best for healing broken bones
DAISY LEAVES
The leaves of this white and yellow plat work wonders on aching joints.
DEATHBERRIES
Deathberries are poisonous that a single berry can kill a cat.
DOCK LEAVES
Best for making a cat’s coat as slippery as a fish
FEVERFEW
Used to cool feverish cats and to treat head pain
GOLDENROD
Used in a poultice to treat aching joints and stiffness
HONEY
This sticky liquid is used to soothe the throats
HORSETAIL
The sap of horsetail can be used in combination with cobwebs to stop bleeding
JUNIPER BERRIES
Good for calming a cat
MARIGOLD
Good for dressing wounds and healing infections
MOUSE BILE
rid pelts of ticks.
NETTLE LEAVES
Used to treat swelling (expand here)
NIGHTSHADE
As poisonous as death berries
POPPY SEEDS
The best herb there is to numb pain and ensure a good night’s sleep
SNAKEROOT
Used to counter poison
TANSY
Used to treat coughs
THYME
Thyme has a sharp scent that soothes even the most agitated cat.
WATERMINT
A good treatment for bellyache
WILD GARLIC
If you’ve got a lot of cuts and scrapes, make sure you roll in some wild garlic to keep out infection.
YARROW
This herb can be used as an ointment, used to soften paw pads (see Marigold) or to make a cat sick so they can expel poison
Best used for toothaches
BORAGE LEAVES
Best used to treat fevers, borage leaves also help a queen to produce milk.
BURDOCK ROOT
Burdock root is good for cuts and scrapes, especially rat bites.
CATMINT
Used to treat blackcough, greencough and whitecough, catmint can also help to relax a cat.
CELENDINE
Celandine is best used to treat ailments of the eyes.
CHAMOMILE
Used to calm cats and to give them physical strength
CHERVIL
This white-flowered plant has several different propertices. The plant itself can be used to treat infected wounds while the root is best for bellyache.
CHICKWEED
If there is no catmint available, chickweed is a good substitute for countering greencough.
COBWEBS
cobwebs are used to stop bleeding
COLTSFOOT
This bright yellow herb is quite effective against kitcough.
COMFREY
Best for healing broken bones
DAISY LEAVES
The leaves of this white and yellow plat work wonders on aching joints.
DEATHBERRIES
Deathberries are poisonous that a single berry can kill a cat.
DOCK LEAVES
Best for making a cat’s coat as slippery as a fish
FEVERFEW
Used to cool feverish cats and to treat head pain
GOLDENROD
Used in a poultice to treat aching joints and stiffness
HONEY
This sticky liquid is used to soothe the throats
HORSETAIL
The sap of horsetail can be used in combination with cobwebs to stop bleeding
JUNIPER BERRIES
Good for calming a cat
MARIGOLD
Good for dressing wounds and healing infections
MOUSE BILE
rid pelts of ticks.
NETTLE LEAVES
Used to treat swelling (expand here)
NIGHTSHADE
As poisonous as death berries
POPPY SEEDS
The best herb there is to numb pain and ensure a good night’s sleep
SNAKEROOT
Used to counter poison
TANSY
Used to treat coughs
THYME
Thyme has a sharp scent that soothes even the most agitated cat.
WATERMINT
A good treatment for bellyache
WILD GARLIC
If you’ve got a lot of cuts and scrapes, make sure you roll in some wild garlic to keep out infection.
YARROW
This herb can be used as an ointment, used to soften paw pads (see Marigold) or to make a cat sick so they can expel poison
