[U]Useful Information[/U]

[hider=Possible Prey]
Mice
Voles
Shrews
Lizards
Thrushes
Quails
Sparrows
Squirrels
Rabbits[/hider]

[Hider=predators]
Falcons
Hawks
Foxes
Coyotes
Badgers
Snakes
Owls
Eagles[/hider]

[hider=Herbs]
• Borage leaves (encourages production of milk in Queens and brings down fevers - chewed and eaten)
Burdock root (applied to bites and cures infection)
• Catmint (chewed and eaten for greencough)
• Chervil, roots and leaves (leaves are used to fight infection when placed on wounds, roots are chewed and swallowed to help with belly ache)
• Cobwebs (helps stop bleeding)
• Coltsfoot (chewed into a pulp and eaten to help with shortness of breath)
• Comfrey (roots are chewed into a poultice to ease Open wounds and broken bones)
• Dock (chewed into a poultice to soothe scratches or aching pads)
• Dried oak leaves (Applied to wounds to stop infection)
• Feverfew (leaves are chewed and eaten to help with fever/chills)
• Goldenrod (chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds)
• Honey (swallowed to soothe sore throat‘s)
• Horsetail (chewed into a poultice and applied specifically to infected wounds)
• Juniper berries (eaten to help with belly aches or troubled breathing)
• Lavander (Helps cure a fever when eaten)
• Marigold (flowers or leaves or chewed into a poultice to be applied to wounds to help prevent infection)
• Mouse bile (Applied to tics to remove them)
• Poppy seeds (helps reduce shock and stress while also reducing pain)
• Spiny nettle (eaten to remove poison, chewed up and applied as a poultice to reduce swelling)
• Tansy (chewed up and eaten to help with cough)
• Thyme (chewed and eaten to soothe anxiety and frayed nerves)
• Watermint (Chewed into a pulp and eaten to help with belly ache)
• Yarrow (when chewed into a poultice and applied to wounds it helps with extracting infection and poison, when ingested it will make the cat vomit)[/hider]