Post by Leopardstar on Sept 14, 2013 15:34:55 GMT -6
This is for all of you medicine cats 
Borage Leaves- to be chewed and eaten, helps milk supply and fevers
Burdock Root- to be chewed, cures infections and rat bites
Catmint (Catnip)- helps with greencough
Chervil- for infected wounds and bellyaches
Cobweb- stops bleeding
Coltsfoot- to be chewed, stops shortness of breath
Comfrey- to be chewed, for broken bones and soothes wounds
Dock- to be chewed, soothes scratches
Dried Oak Leaf- stops infections
Feverfew- to be eaten, cools body temperature
Goldenrod- heals wounds
Honey- soothes infections and throats
Horsetail- to be chewed, helps infected wounds
Juniper Berries- for breathing troubles and bellyaches
Lavender- cures fever
Marigold- to be chewed, stops infection
Mouse Bile- for ticks
Deathberries- this is NOT a medicine. It is extremely poisonous and can fatal.
Poppy Seed- helps cats sleep and sooths shock and distress. Not recommended for queens.
Stinging Nettle- For poison. When placed on wounds, it stops swelling.
Tansy- cures coughing, eaten in small doses
Thyme- calms anxiety and frayed nerves
Watermint- to be chewed, for bellyaches
Wild Garlic- prevents infection. Very smelly and hides scents.
Yarrow- for wounds and scratches with poison
Borage Leaves- to be chewed and eaten, helps milk supply and fevers
Burdock Root- to be chewed, cures infections and rat bites
Catmint (Catnip)- helps with greencough
Chervil- for infected wounds and bellyaches
Cobweb- stops bleeding
Coltsfoot- to be chewed, stops shortness of breath
Comfrey- to be chewed, for broken bones and soothes wounds
Dock- to be chewed, soothes scratches
Dried Oak Leaf- stops infections
Feverfew- to be eaten, cools body temperature
Goldenrod- heals wounds
Honey- soothes infections and throats
Horsetail- to be chewed, helps infected wounds
Juniper Berries- for breathing troubles and bellyaches
Lavender- cures fever
Marigold- to be chewed, stops infection
Mouse Bile- for ticks
Deathberries- this is NOT a medicine. It is extremely poisonous and can fatal.
Poppy Seed- helps cats sleep and sooths shock and distress. Not recommended for queens.
Stinging Nettle- For poison. When placed on wounds, it stops swelling.
Tansy- cures coughing, eaten in small doses
Thyme- calms anxiety and frayed nerves
Watermint- to be chewed, for bellyaches
Wild Garlic- prevents infection. Very smelly and hides scents.
Yarrow- for wounds and scratches with poison
