Warriors Guide

Herbs

DO NOT USE THESE ON YOUR CAT IN REAL LIFE

Alder Bark: eases aching teeth

Blackberry leaves: eases bee stings

Borage leaves: produces better milk and brings down fever

Burdock root: heals rat bites

Burnet: keeps strength up

Catmint: used for whitecough and greencough

Celandine: soothes damaged eyes

Chamomile: strengthens heart and mind (traveling herb)

Chervil: cleans infected wounds and bellyaches

Chickweed: treats greencough

Cobwebs: stops bleeding

Coltsfoot: used for cracked paw pads

Comfrey root: mends broken bones

Daisy leaf: soothes aching joints (traveling herb)

Dock: soothes sore paw pads and scratches

Fennel: reduces hip pain

Feverfew: reduces fever

Goldenrod: heals wounds

Heather nectar: sweetens herbs

Honey: soothes sore throat from smoke or coughing

Horsetail: treats infection and stops bleeding

Ivy leaf: used to store other herbs

Juniper berries: soothes bellyaches

Marigold: soothes infection, stops bleeding, and heals stiff joints

Parsley: lowers the amount of a queen's milk

Poppy seeds: helps cats sleep, calms and eases pain

Sorrel: traveling herb

Tansy: cures coughs, wounds, and poison

Thyme: calms shocked cats

Nettle seeds: cures food poisoning

Yarrow: makes a cat vomit

Yew berries: poisonous

Night seeds: poisonous

Deathberries: poisonous