wcue herbs

Used for: Queens when kitting, bellyaches, and infected wounds.
Form used in: Chewed-up roots.

• Chervil

• Yarrow

• Dock Leaves

• Borage

Used for: Ridding of poison (causes a cat to vomit), or to soothe cracked pads by making it an ointment.

Form used in: Chewed-up leaves.

• Chervil

• Yarrow

• Dock Leaves

• Borage

Used for: Healing and soothing scratches (stings) , can be put on a clan-mate's nest during sleep, can soothe sore paw-pads, helps practice healing on clan-mates, also used to store herbs (ie. poppy seeds) or injured paws.

Form used in: Chewed-up.

• Chervil

• Yarrow

• Dock Leaves

• Borage

Used for: Fevers, increasing the milk production of queens, or bellyaches and soothes tight chests.
Form used in: Eaten or chewed-up.

• Chervil

• Yarrow

• Dock Leaves

• Borage

Used for: Greencough, or whitecough.
Form used in: Eaten.

• Catmint

• Thyme

• Juniper Berries

Used for: Alleviating shock or stress. A stronger variant treats coughs, colds, and indigestion.
Form used in: Eaten or chewed-up.

• Catmint

• Thyme

• Juniper Berries

Used for: Strength, to soothe a cat, alleviate bellyaches, or alleviate breathing problems. If it's mixed with ragwort or daisy leaves it can be used to treat aching joints.
Form used in: Eaten or chewed-up.

• Catmint

• Thyme

• Juniper Berries

Used for: Soothing pain and emotional impact, or to induce sleep. (don't use on queens.)
Form used in: Dried seeds.

• Moss

• Cobweb

• Poppy

Used for: Gathering water or as an alternative to cobwebs for controlling bleeding.
Form used in: Gathered form.

• Moss

• Cobweb

• Poppy

Controlling bleeding, binds bones, and fastens poultices to fur.
Form used in: Applied using a stick.

• Moss

• Cobweb

• Poppy