The Herbs

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Poppy Seeds
xx Are commonly used to soothe pain and help cats sleep, but when mixed with burdock root and chamomile is a cure for Infected Dog Bites

Cobwebs
xx Are used to stop bleeding and to help cuts heal

Feverfew
xx Used to stop fevers and soothe headaches and pains

Borage Leaves
xx Used to bring down fevers and to help queens produce milk for their kits

Marigold
xx Is used to treat infection, and to heal wounds and sores

HorseTail
xx Used to treat infected wounds

Burdock Root
xx Used to treat infections especially Rat Bites, but when mixed with burdock root and chamomile is a cure for Infected Dog Bites

Chervile Root
xx Used to treat infections

Wild Garlic
xx Can help keep out infections

Coltsfoot
xx Used to treat KittenCough

Catnip {Also called Catmint}
xx Used to treat whitecough and greencough; can help to relax a cat

Tansy
xx Used to treat coughs

Thyme
xx Used to calm a cat

Camomile
xx Used to calm a cat

Dandelion Leaves
xx Used to calm a cat

Juniper Berries
xx Used to treat bellyache

Chervile
xx Used to treat bellyache

Watermint
xx Used to treat bellyache

Daisy Leaves
xx Used to treat aching joints

Goldenrod
xx Used in a poultice to treat aching joints and stiffness;
can also be used for severe injuries.

Ragwort Leaves
xx Used alongside Juniper Berries in a poultice to treat aching joints.

Comfrey
xx Used to treat broken bones.

Nettle {Leaves}
xx Used to treat swelling.

Nettle {Seeds}
xx Used to counter poison.

Honey
xx Used to treat sore throats.

Mouse Bile
xx Used to remove ticks from a cat's coat.

Yarrow
xx Used to make a cat vomit and expel poisons from the
body.

Dock leaves
xx Used to make a cat's coat slippery; also can be
used as a surface for vomiting.

Deathberries {Yew}
xx Of no medicinal value; bright scarlet berries that can kill a cat if they are not expelled quickly enough.

Nightshade
xx Of no medicinal value; is poisonous.

Holly {Berries}
xx Of no medicinal value; poisonous like deathberries.