Herbs
What herb is used for kitting, bellyaches, or wounds?
What is Chervil?
What herb is used for greencough or whitecough?
What is Catmint?
What herb is used for gathering water?
What is Bark?
Make sure to clean the cat's paw pad thoroughly before adding the poultice. Chew on some Yarrow to form a poultice and apply it to the paw pad(s). Let the Yarrow sit on the paw pad for a few hours, then take the poultice off. The poultice should make the paw pad a lot softer, and the thorn will have disappeared.
What is Thorn in paw pad poultice?
Chew the poultice until it forms a thick paste. Mix the paste with water until it reaches a thick, moist consistency. Apply the paste to the cat's sore spots.
What is Paste for burns?
What herb is used to soothe shock, distress, pain, emotional impact, or to induce sleep?
What is Poppy seeds?
What herb is used for shock, stress, anxiety, coughs, colds, and indigestion?
What is Thyme?
What is Stick?
Feed the patient Poppy seeds to help soothe the pain, and give them Juniper berries or Thyme if they are in shock. Chew a poultice together into an almost paste-like consistency and plaster the poultice onto the broken bone; wrap cobweb around the poultice, prop up some Sticks under the leg, and wrap a thick layer of
Cobweb around the area.
What is Broken leg/paw poultice?
If a patient is in shock or distress, a medicine cat can give the patient Thyme, Poppies or Juniper berries for the patient to eat or chew on to calm them down.
What is Paste for anxiety, shock, and distress?
What herb is used for extracting poison and soothing cracked pads?
What is Yarrow?
What herb is used for strength, to soothe a cat, bellyaches, breathing problems, and aching joints?
What is Juniper berries?
A material that is applied to a part of a cat's body to relieve pain, itching, swelling, fresh scars, or cracked pads?
What is poultice?
Get some Catnip and chew it into a paste, then add the herbs to some water and mix. Once done, put some Poppy seeds over the pulp if needed and feed it to the patient.
What is Greencough pulp?
Lick the patient's paw pads thoroughly to ensure that all dirt is removed. Place the cat's paw in water if needed. Gather some Yarrow and chew on it until it forms a thick paste. Once that's done, place the extract on a Dock leaf. After doing that, rub the ointment over the paw pads and wrap with Cobwebs.
What is cracked paw pads ointment?
What herb is used for soothing scratches, sore pads, storage of poppy seeds, or an injured paw?
What is Dock leaves?
What herb is used for gathering water or as an alternative for cobwebs?
What is Moss?
Gather dock leaves and Cobwebs and chew on the Dock leaves until they have an almost paste-like texture. Before applying, make sure to get a ball of wet Moss and dab it lightly on the wound and around it to clean out dirt and debris. Apply the poultice to the area where the cat is in pain. Grab some Cobweb and wrap it around the poultice, and add a few Catchweed burrs on top of it and on the edges.
What is Poultice for wounds?
Shred some Thyme and Catmint. Once they're in small pieces, chew them until they're a fine mush, then add a small amount of water and stir. Then, feed it to the patient.
Whitecough and greencough are the most common chest infections known to the Clans. Whitecough is similar to Greencough, but milder. If left untreated, it will develop into Greencough. Cats typically contract this disease during leaf-fall and leaf-bare. It is fatal for elders and kits if not treated immediately. It is highly contagious.
What is chest infections?
What herb is used for fevers, increasing milk production, bellyaches, and soothing tight chests?
What is Borage?
What herb is used for controlling bleeding, binding bones, and fastening poultices to fur?
First, make sure to clean the patient's wound with a damp piece of Moss to get all the dirt and debris out. Crush some Chervil and chew it thoroughly to extract the juice to put on the desired area.
What is Infected wound poultice?
Chew on a couple of Borage leaves until it forms a poultice. Add a little bit of water to the mixture and then feed it to the patient.
What is Pulp for fevers?
It causes a loss of appetite, fever, difficulty breathing, delirium, and sore throat.
What is Yellowcough?