Medicine List: Part One
Borage leaves-Brings down fever and also increases a queen's milk supply

Burdock root-Chewed into a pulp to cure infection.

Catmint-Cures greencough

Chervil-The leaves cure infected wounds and the roots help with bellyache

Cobweb-Used as a bandage for bleeding wounds

Coltsfoot-Chewed into a pulp to help with shortness of breathe

Comfrey-Chewed up into a poultice to help broken bones and soothe wounds

Dock-Soothes scratches

Dried oak leaf-Stops infection

Feverfew-Helps bring down the temperature of a cat with chills or fever

Goldenrod-Applied as a poultice

Honey-Soothes infection and helps sore throats

Horsetail-Applied as a poultice to treat infected wounds

Juniper berry-Helps with bellyaches and regulating breathing

Lavander-Difficult to find, cures fever

Mouse bile-Kills tics

Marigold-Chewed into a pulp and applied to infected wounds

Medicine List:Part Two
Poppyseed-NOT recomended for nursing queens, helps with distress and makes a cat sleepy

Stinging nettle-Seeds are used for a poisoned cat, leaves are used to calm swelling of a wound or body part

Tansy-A plant good for curing coughs, but can't be eaten in large doses

Thyme-Calms anxiety

Watermint-Chewed into a pulp to help bellyache

Wild garlic-Prevents infection on wounds like rat bites

Yarrow-Applied to wounds to help poisoning

Deathberries-NOT a medicine, can kill kits who swallow it.

Disease and Injury
Part One

Whitecough- Most common chest infection, occurs around leaf-bare and leaf-fall.
Greencough- Common, occurs around leaf-bare and leaf-fall.
Blackcough- Severe chest infection. Low survival rate.
Kittencough- Less severe than whitecough, only found in kits.
Redcough- Usually involves coughing up blood.
Yellowcough- Causes loss of appetite, sore throat, tiredness and weakness.

-Poisoning can be caused by eating or drinking poisonous substances, such as eating rotten food or drinking tainted water. It is also caused by inhaling too much smoke from a fire and being bitten by a venomous animal.
-Loss of sensory perception is when a cat loses their eyesught or hearing, possibly due to old age, accidents, infection, or a birth defect. Kits born with defects usually die young.
-Joint aches are something elders get, as joints generally degenerate with age, causing pain, discomfort and difficulty/inability to move. Damp and cold enviroments aggitate this.

Disease and Injury
Part Two

-Toothache is caused by a cracked tooth, cavities, or infections.
-A fever is a sign of illness or infection, such as greencough or an infected wound.
Wounds: When the skin or muscles underneath are torn, scratched, or cut. These are dangerous due to the loss of blood and risk of infection.
Sprains: When the ligaments of a joint is dislocated from its normal place.
Cracked pads: This happens when walking long distances. Elders are more prone to this.

Broken bones: Usually caused by accidents. The most common break is in the leg. This will lead to a cat being crippled for life, as there has only been one to fully recover from this. Breaking a backbone is far more serious, as a cat will lose feeling in their legs. Without excersize, fluid will build up and kill them.