• Alder bark: chewed; used for toothaches
• Beech leaves and nuts: Leaves can be used in leaf wraps; nuts are good for attracting prey
• Bindweed: Combined with sticks, can help mend broken legs; keep in place
• Borage: chewed and eaten; helps queens produce more milk, helps to bring down fevers
  
• Burdock root: chewed into a pulp; helps heal rat bites especially if it becomes infected
• Catmint (Catnip): Best remedy for deadly greencough
• Chervil: chewed to use juice to heal infected wounds, the roots are used for bellache and nausea
• Cobwebs: used to help stop or slow bleeding, also used to help bind broken bones and keep poultices in place
• Coltsfoot: Chewed into a pulp, eases breathing, kitten-cough, or whitecough
• Comfrey: Roots and leaves can be chewed into a pulp, helps with healing broken bones, soothes wounds, burns, and wrenched claws
• Dock: Chewed up and applied to scratches, can sting when applied, soothes sore pads
• Feverfew: Helps reduce fevers, can also heal aches and pains
• Goldenrod: Chewed into a poultice; used to help heal and clean wounds
• Honey: eaten or given by moss soaked in honey; used for smoke inhalation
• Horsetail: chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds, treats infection and stops bleeding on minor scratches, stings when applied
• Juniper Berries: used to soothe bellyaches, gives strength, and helps breathing
• Marigold: petals, stems, or leaves can be chewed into a poultice, it can help stop infection and bleeding in minor wounds
• Mouse bile: the liquid is collected from mice and is stored in moss to be dabbed onto ticks
• Poppy seeds: helps a cat sleep, soothe shock or distress, and/or soothe pain
• Rosemary: put on a deceased cat's pelt to prepare for burial, helps cover the scent of death
• Stinging nettle: leaves should be soaked in water to prevent stinging when applied, helps with infection, wounds, and decrease swelling 
• Tansy: Stems are chewed, cures coughs and soothes throats, can be extremely dangerous for pregnant queens
• Thyme: leaves are chewed to help calm anxiety  and shock
• Watermint: Chewed into a pulp to help soothe bellyaches
• Wild Garlic: Used to help draw out poison in rat bites, must roll in it
• Yarrow: Leaves are ingested to help expel toxins, can also be used to treat cracked pads 

Deadly Herbs