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Borage Leaves - Increases milk in queens. Brings down fevers.

Burdock Root - Applied to bites. Cures infections.

Catmint - Remedy for chillcough.

Chervil - Applied to wounds. The leaves cure infections and the roots help bellyaches.

Cobwebs - Stops bleeding.

Coltsfoot - Helps shortness of breath.

Comfrey - Sooths wounds. Mends broken bones.

Dock - Soothes scratches. Leaves make fur slippery.

Dried Oak Leaf - Stops infections.

Feverfew - Cools down body temperatures for cats who have fevers or chills.

Goldenrod - Applied to wounds.

Honey - Soothes throats.

Horsetail - Treats infected wounds.

Juniper Berries - Soothes bellyaches. Helps with trouble breathing. Can provide a boost to strength.

Lavender - Cures fevers.

Marigold - Stops infections.

Mouse Bile - Used to remove ticks.

Poppy Seeds - Soothes shock, distress, and eases any pain. DO NOT FEED TO KITS.

Stinging Nettle - Dispels poison. Brings down swelling.

Tansy - Cures cough.

Thyme - Calms anxiety and frayed nerves.

Watermint - Helps bellyache.

Wild garlic - Prevents infections.

Yarrow - Applied to wounds. Prevents infections. Expels poison. If swallowed, will make a cat vomit.

Adder Bark - Helps toothache.

Alfalfa - Helps prevent tooth decay.

Aloe Vera - Treats burns and skin problems.

Blessed Thistle - Strengthens heart and lungs; Increases circulation.

Bramble Twigs - Helps to sleep.

Broom Malice Poultices - Apply to open wounds.

Celandine - Strengthens weak eyes.

Chamomile - Gives physical strength.

Echinacea - Eases infection.

Ferns - Used to clean out wounds.

Ginger - Used for asthma and coughs.

Hawthorne berries - Treats heartburns and indigestion.

Huckleberry - Relieves muscle pain.

Ivy - Calms down the body.

Daisy leaves - Soothes aching joints.

Dandelion leaves - Calms a cat of nervous breakdown or shock.

Goosegrass - Also stops bleeding.

Parsley - Stops the initial flow of milk in nursing queens.

Raspberry leaves - Eases pain during a queen's kitting.