Herb Guide

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== Herbs ==
=== Treatment for Outer Wounds ===
==== Physical - Outside: ====
Burdock: Burdock, or it's root, is used for rat bites. It numbs the pain for a short amount of time. It can also be used for infected paws.
Marigold: Chewed into a pulp and used on infected wounds. 
Cobwebs: Used to stop large wounds from bleeding.
Horsetail: Used to stop small wounds or scratches from bleeding.
Goldenrod: Used to heal cuts and outer wounds.
Dock: Soothes sore or cracked pads.
Blackberry Leaves: Eases the sting of bees.
Stinging Nettle: Brings down swelling.
Wild Garlic: Extracts poison, preferred for rat bites.
Dried Oak Leaves: Applied as a poultice, oak leaves stop infection from setting in, but don't cure it.
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=== Treatment for Inner Wounds ===
==== Kitting/Birth: ====
Chervil: Helps during kitting.
Raspberry Leaves: Also helps during kitting by stopping bleeding. This herb can also be used as a natural painkiller.
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==== Physcial - Inside: ====
Elder Leaves: Heals sprains.
Comfrey: Heals broken bones.
Fennel: Eases pain in the hips.
Daisy leaves: Soothes aching joints. 
Mallow: Eases bellyaches. 
Watermint: Eases bellyaches as well.
Juniper Berries: When eaten, helps with shortness of breath.
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==== Physiological: ====
Poppy Seeds: Can be used to help a cat sleep, sooth shock, or ease pain.
Thyme: Used to ease shock.
Juniper Berries: When eaten, calms cats.
Goatweed: Eases grief.
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==== Disease: ====
Feverfew: Brings down fever. 
Catmint: Cures Greencough and Whitecough. 
Hawkweed: Cures Greencough and Whiteout as well (although Catmint is preferred) 
Lungwort: Cures Yellowcough. 
Dandelion Root: Only known cure for meadow saffron poisoning (see Poisons/Harmful Herbs). 
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=== Physical Usage ===
Outside:
Rush: Binds broken bones and sprains in the soft, springy stems.
Stick: Helps a kitting queen bear with the pain by biting down on a stick.
Bindweed: Helps bind broken bones (similar to rushes).
Inside:
Yarrow: Causes cat to vomit up harmful plants, prey, objects, etc.
Ragwort: Gives strength.
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=== Poisons/Harmful Herbs ===
Physical - Inside
Deathberries: Also known as yew berries, these red-and-black fruits can kill full-grown warriors- often before a medicine cat can help. 
Water Hemlock: Causes writhing, pain, and foaming at the mouth.
Meadow Saffron: Causes collapse and extremely dangerously high fevers; symtoms are usually only shown after it is too late.
Holly Berries: Holly berries, while not as dangerous as deathberries, are still a danger to kits. Poisonous
Foxglove Seeds: Can cause heart failure.
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