Intro: Not all of us are familiar of how herbs can be a medical use. Read on to find out how these herbs could help save a life. (A-Z Order)

Alder Bark-This herb is used for tooth aches.

Blackberry Leaves-When you chew these into a pulp, it eases the swelling of bee stings.

Borage Leaves-This herb is usually chewed by nursing queens, because it produces more milk. It also eases fevers.

Burdock Root-When it is chewed into a pulp, it eases the pain of rat bites.

Burnet-This is a travelling herb. It keeps a cat's strength up.

Catmint-This herb is eaten to cure greencough or whitecough, two common sicknesses.

Calendine-Its juices are squeezed into the eye to soothe the effects of a damaged eyes.

Chamomile-This is eaten to strengthen the heart or soothe the mind, you can also put in travelling herbs to give a cat strength.

Chervil-Its juices are chewed out of the root or leaves. It is used for bellyache or infected wounds, but it can also be used in kitting.

Chickweed-This herb also treats greencough.

Cob Nuts-It is made into an ointment, although the reason being is still unknown.

Coltsfoot-Its leaves are chewed into a poultice and are used to ease breathing, and can also be used to treat cracked pads.

Comfrey Root-The roots are chewed into a poultice and can be used for a variety of things, including- repairing broken bones, soothing wounds, wrenched claws. Also used for itching, and for inflammation and stiff joints.

Daisy Leaf-It is chewed into a paste and used for aching joints. It is also used as a travelling herb.

Dandelion-The leaves are chewed to use as a painkiller, and the white paste in the stem soothes bee stings.

Dock-It soothes scratches and sore pads, though it can sting when applied.

Fennel-Its stalks are broken and the juice is squeezed into the mouth. Eases hip pain.

Feverfew-This is eaten to chill fever and to ease aches, mostly headaches.

Goldenrod-It is chewed into a poultice, good for healing wounds.

Heather Flower-It is mixed into herbal mixtures. Makes swallowing easier and sweetens herbal mixtures.

Horsetail-It is chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds. Used to stop infection.

Juniper Berries-The berries are chewed and eaten. Used to help bellyache, give strength, soothe troubles breathing, and helps calm cats down.

Lamb's Ear-This herb will give a cat strength.

Lavender-This herb can hide the scent of death. Used in vigils for leaders. Cures fever or chills.

Mallow Leaves-Mallow is eaten to soothe bellyache.

Marigold-The petals and leaves are chewed into a poultice, although the juice can be used as well. It stops infection and bleeding. Used for inflammation and stiff joints.

Mint-This is rubbed on a dead body to hide the scent of death.

Oak Leaf-When dried, it stops infection from setting in.

Parsley-This is eaten to stop a queen from producing milk. Also cures bellyache.

Poppy Seed-It is chewed on to put a cat to sleep, and ease shock or distress. It also eases pain and is not recommended for nursing queens.

Ragwort Leaf-They are crushed and chewed on. Can be mixed with juniper berries. Will keep a cat's strength up and help aching joints.

Ragweed-This herb gives cats extra strength and energy.

Raspberry Leaf-It is a painkiller. Stops bleeding and could possibly stop bleeding during a kitting.

Rosemary-This herb also hides the scent of death.

Rush-This is used for broken bones, because it will keeps a broken limb in place.

Snakeroot-It is applied to wounds and heals poison.

Sorrel-It is eaten as a travelling herb, meaning it most likely keeps a cat's strength up, or keeps them from getting hungry.

Stinging Nettle-They are either swallowed for a cat who has eaten poison, for it induces vomiting and swelling. It is chewed into a poultice to put on wounds, and if mixed with comfrey, it can help heal broken bones.

Tansy-It is eaten but only in small doses. Cures coughs and helps prevent greencough, soothes sore throats, and is used to cure wounds and poison.

Tormentil-It is chewed and then put on the wound. Its roots are good for all wounds and extracting poison.

Thyme-Its leaves are chewed on to called anxiety, nervousness, and cats who are in shock.

Watermint-Chewed into a pulp and then eaten. It eases suffering from a bellyache. Can also hide the scent of death.

Wild Garlic-You must roll in it. This herb prevents infection, especially from a rat bite.

Willow Bark-This helps ease pain.

Wintergreen-This treats wounds and some poisons.

Yarrow-Its leaves are chewed into a poultice and either eaten or spread on a wound. Yarrow extracts poison from wounds and will make a cat vomit up toxins, and ointment will help soften and heal cracked pads.