09. Herb Guide (Medicine Cats Only)
Dec 26, 2020 8:45:09 GMT -5
Post by Admin on Dec 26, 2020 8:45:09 GMT -5
- Alder Bark – Helps toothache.
- Locations: HillClan territory, SpringClan territory, ValleyClan territory, and the Neutral Grove.
[li]Alfalfa – Prevents tooth decay.[/li]
- Locations: GravelClan territory, and PrairieClan territory.
[li]Aloe Vera – Treats burns and skin problems.[/li]
- Locations: CactusClan territory and SpringClan territory around the hot springs.
[li]Blessed Thistle – Strengthens heart & lungs; Increases circulation.[/li]
- Locations: CactusClan territory.
[li]Bramble Twigs – Helps to sleep.[/li]
- Locations: HillClan, SpringClan, ValleyClan, and Neutral Copse territories.
[li]Broom Malice Poultices – Apply to open wounds.[/li]
- Locations: HillClan, ParieClan, and Neutral Copse territories.
[li]Borage Leaves – Increases milk in queens. Brings down fevers.[/li]
- Locations: HillClan, SpringClan, ValleyClan, and Neutral Copse territories.
[li]Burdock Root – Applied to bites. Cures infections.[/li]
- Locations: HillClan, PrarieClan, SpringClan, ValleyClan, and Neutral Copse territories. .
[li]Catmint – Remedy for greencough.[/li]
- Locations: CactusClan, GravelClan, HillClan, PrarieClan, SpringClan, ValleyClan, and Neutral Copse territories.
[li]Celandine – Strengthens weak eyes.[/li]
- Locations: CactusClan, PrarieClan, and SpringClan around the hot springs territories.
[li]Chamomile – Gives physical strength.[/li]
- Locations: PrarieClan and ValleyClan territories.
[li]Chervil – Applied to wounds. It’s leaves cure infections, it’s roots help bellyaches.[/li]
- Locations: SpringClan territory.
[li]Cobwebs – Stops bleeding.[/li]
- Locations: All territories.
[li]Coltsfoot – Helps shortness of breath.[/li]
- Locations: CactusClan and PrarieClan territory.
[li]Comfrey – Soothes wounds. Mends broken bones.[/li]
- Locations: Muskeg and SpringClan territory.
[li]Daisy leaves – Soothes aching joints.[/li]
[li]Dandelion leaves – Calms a cat of nervous breakdown or shock.[/li]
[li]Dock – Soothes scratches. Leaves make fur slippery.[/li]
[li]Dried Oak Leaf – Stops infections.[/li]
[li]Echinacia – Eases infection.[/li]
[li]Ferns – Used to clean out wounds.[/li]
[li]Feverfew – Cools down body temperatures for cats who have fevers or chills.[/li]
[li]Ginger – Used for asthma and cough.[/li]
[li]Goldenrod – Applied to wounds.[/li]
[li]Goosegrass – Also stops bleeding.[/li]
[li]Hawthorne berries – Treats heart burn and indigestion.[/li]
[li]Honey – Soothes throats.[/li]
[li]Horsetail – Treats infected wounds.[/li]
[li]Huckleberry – Relives muscle pain.[/li]
[li]Ivy – Calms the body down.[/li]
[li]Juniper Berries – Soothes bellyaches. Helps with troubled breathing.[/li]
[li]Lavender – Cure’s fevers.[/li]
[li]Marigold – Stops infections.[/li]
[li]Mouse Bile – Used to remove ticks.[/li]
[li]Parsley – Stops the initial flow of milk in nursing queens.[/li]
[li]Poppy Seeds – Soothes shock, distress, and eases the pain. Should never be given to kits.[/li]
[li]Raspberry leaves – Eases pain during a queen’s kitting.[/li]
[li]Stinging Nettle – Dispels poison. Brings down swelling.[/li]
[li]Tansy – Cures cough. Weaker than Catmint.[/li]
[li]Thyme – Calms anxiety and frayed nerves.[/li]
[li]Watermint – Helps bellyache.[/li]
[li]Wild garlic – Prevents infections.[/li]
[li]Yarrow – Applied to wounds. Prevents infections. Expels poison. If swallowed it will make a cat vomit.[/li][/ul]