Post by Scarlet on Jan 27, 2011 19:36:03 GMT -5
Here's a list containing herbs of the forest.
Deathberries: Very poisonous red berries, can easily kill a cat.
Yarrow: Foul-tasting white plant, used to make a cat vomit.
Thyme: Greenish plant, used to help a cat in shock.
Poppy seeds: A black or yellow seed that numbs pain and helps a cat to sleep.
Cobwebs: Plastered on wounds to stop bleeding.
Feverfew: A white flower, sort of looks like a daisy, used to cool feverish cats of treat head pain.
Borage leaves: The leaves are found on a purple flower and are used to cool feverish cats and help queens with their milk supply.
Marigold: Yellow flowers used to treat infections, wounds, and sores.
Horsetail: Tall green plants used to treat infected wounds.
Burdock root: A green or white plant, the roots are used to trear infections, especially rat bites.
Chervil: A plant that looks like clovers, the root is used to treat infections, the rest used to treat bellyache.
Wild garlic: A white-topped plant that, if rolled in, can keep out infection and mask scent.
Coltsfoot: A yellow flower that is used to trea kittencough.
Catmint (catnip): A tall purple flower used to treat whitecough and greencough.
Chickweed: A greenish-white flower used to help treat greencough.
Tansy: A yellow or purple flower that treats coughs.
Chamomile: A white flower that smells sweet, it helps calm a cat.
Dandelion: The leaves of this yellow or white plant are used to calm a cat.
Juniper: The blue/red berries are used to treat bellyache.
Watermint: A purple flower that helps treat bellyache.
Daisy leaves: The flower is pink or white, the leaves treat aching joints.
Goldenrod: The tall yellow plant is used in a poultice to treat aching joints and stiffness, and it can also be used for sever injuries.
Ragwort leaves: A completely yellow plant, the leaves are used in a poultice with juniper berries to treat aching joints.
Comfrey: A purple or pink plant used to help broken bones.
Nettle: A white and green plant, the seeds are used to counter poison and the leaves are used to treat swelling.
Celandine: A completely yellow flower used to treat ailments of the eyes.
Snakeroot: A white and green plant used to counter poison.
Honey: A sticky yellow substance used to soothe sore throats.
Mouse bile: Made from mice; (say !bile while holding a mouse), applied on ticks for removal.
Deathberries: Very poisonous red berries, can easily kill a cat.
Yarrow: Foul-tasting white plant, used to make a cat vomit.
Thyme: Greenish plant, used to help a cat in shock.
Poppy seeds: A black or yellow seed that numbs pain and helps a cat to sleep.
Cobwebs: Plastered on wounds to stop bleeding.
Feverfew: A white flower, sort of looks like a daisy, used to cool feverish cats of treat head pain.
Borage leaves: The leaves are found on a purple flower and are used to cool feverish cats and help queens with their milk supply.
Marigold: Yellow flowers used to treat infections, wounds, and sores.
Horsetail: Tall green plants used to treat infected wounds.
Burdock root: A green or white plant, the roots are used to trear infections, especially rat bites.
Chervil: A plant that looks like clovers, the root is used to treat infections, the rest used to treat bellyache.
Wild garlic: A white-topped plant that, if rolled in, can keep out infection and mask scent.
Coltsfoot: A yellow flower that is used to trea kittencough.
Catmint (catnip): A tall purple flower used to treat whitecough and greencough.
Chickweed: A greenish-white flower used to help treat greencough.
Tansy: A yellow or purple flower that treats coughs.
Chamomile: A white flower that smells sweet, it helps calm a cat.
Dandelion: The leaves of this yellow or white plant are used to calm a cat.
Juniper: The blue/red berries are used to treat bellyache.
Watermint: A purple flower that helps treat bellyache.
Daisy leaves: The flower is pink or white, the leaves treat aching joints.
Goldenrod: The tall yellow plant is used in a poultice to treat aching joints and stiffness, and it can also be used for sever injuries.
Ragwort leaves: A completely yellow plant, the leaves are used in a poultice with juniper berries to treat aching joints.
Comfrey: A purple or pink plant used to help broken bones.
Nettle: A white and green plant, the seeds are used to counter poison and the leaves are used to treat swelling.
Celandine: A completely yellow flower used to treat ailments of the eyes.
Snakeroot: A white and green plant used to counter poison.
Honey: A sticky yellow substance used to soothe sore throats.
Mouse bile: Made from mice; (say !bile while holding a mouse), applied on ticks for removal.
