Silvertail Admin
Posts : 53 Join date : 2012-05-23
| Subject: Medicine Cat herb Guide Sat May 26, 2012 12:54 pm | |
| Goldenrod leaves: Used to heal scratches (rubbed in wound)
Ragwort: Used for Strength (eaten) ^ Ragwort Leaves + Juniper berries: cures aching joints (crushed together, eaten)
Lamb's Ear Leaves: Used for Strength (eaten)
Marigold: Prevents Infection (rubbed in wounds)
Goldenrod flowers: Used to keep out infection (rubbed in wound)
Chamomile: Calms and soothes (eaten)
Poppy Seeds: Used for dreamless sleep, cures pains (eaten*)
Catnip: Cures Whitecough** (eaten)
Yarrow leaves: cures scratched pads (rubbed on paws)
Lavendar leaves: cures chills (eaten)
Yarrow roots: induces vomiting, cures poisoning (eaten)
Juniper Berries: cures coughs, bellyaches (eaten)
Borage Leaves: cures fever (eaten)
Feverfew: cures fevers and chills (eaten)
Coltsfoot Leaves: cures coughs (eaten)
Tansy Leaves: cures minor coughs (eaten)
Wild Garlic: cures rat bites (rolled in)
Burdock Root: cures rat bites (rubbed in wounds)
Horsetail leaves: Prevent Infections (rubbed in wounds)
Alder Bark: cures toothaches (chewed slowly)
Broom Leaves: helps heal broken bones (crushed, rubbed in wounds and wrapped around break.)
Chervil Root: cures bellyaches (eaten)
Chervil Leaves: Cleans out infection (crushed, juice is added into wound)
Other
Cobwebs: used to cover wounds, stop bleeding (cover wounds)
Mouse Bile: used to remove fleas/ticks (cover flea/tick***)
Honey: Soothes sore throats, especially for kits (eaten)
*'s
* : Do not eat more than two at a time ** : Whitecough is less severe than Greencough, which cannot be cured with herbs. *** : Do not get in mouth. Wash paws in stream after.
Poisons
DO NOT EAT!!!
Yew: Also called Deathberries, bright red. Can kill a small cat instantly.
Nightshade: Leaves and berries are deadly, kills quickly. | |
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Clonefire
Posts : 13 Join date : 2012-05-26 Age : 25 Location : Here
| Subject: Re: Medicine Cat herb Guide Tue Sep 17, 2013 10:39 am | |
| Nice someone made a guide! ^^ If I were a medicine cat, I would find it very helpful. | |
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