Herb Log˚ ·

Use: Relieves pain and treats colds.

Application: Chew the bark into a paste and apply to affected areas or give to the cat orally.

Use: Helps with fevers and boosts milk production in nursing queens.

Application: Eat the leaves raw or crush them into a paste for queens to ingest.

Use: Treats greencough and respiratory issues.

Application: Chew the leaves and consume them directly or apply as a poultice.

Use: Treats eye infections and eases aching joints.

Application: Apply directly to the eyes or joint areas, or chew and use as a poultice for eyes.

Use: Calms anxiety and reduces stress.

Application: Chew the leaves or brew them into a tea for the cat to drink.

Use: Treats infections, wounds, and bellyaches.

Application: Chew the leaves or apply as a poultice directly to wounds or belly.

Use: Treats breathing issues, such as coughs in kittens.

Application: Chew the leaves into a paste and apply to the chest, or allow the cat to inhale the steam from boiling the leaves.

Use: Treats breathing issues, such as coughs in kittens.

Application: Chew the leaves into a paste and apply to the chest, or allow the cat to inhale the steam from boiling the leaves.

Use: Soothes sore paws and alleviates pain.

Application: Crush the root into a poultice and apply to sore areas.

Use: Treats wounds and soothes pain.

Application: Crush the leaves and apply directly to wounds to stop bleeding and relieve pain.

Use: Treats fevers and colds.

Application: Use the berries as a remedy by crushing them and making a tea or paste.

Use: Reduces fever and treats head injuries.

Application: Crush the leaves into a paste and apply to the head or give orally to reduce fever.

Use: Treats wounds and relieves pain.

Application: Apply crushed leaves as a poultice on the wound.

Use: Soothes sore throats, treats wounds, and relieves coughs.

Application: Apply directly to wounds or allow the cat to lick it off for throat soothing.

Use: Treats infected wounds.

Application: Crush the leaves into a poultice and apply directly to the infected area.

Use: Calms anxiety and eases stress.

Application: Use the dried flowers to make tea or create a poultice for the cat to inhale or ingest.

Use: Treats infection and stops bleeding.

Application: Crush the petals into a poultice and apply directly to the wound.

Use: Stops bleeding.

Application: Pack the moss into the wound to stem the blood flow.

Use: Treats stings and aches.

Application: Brew the leaves into a tea or apply the crushed leaves directly to the skin.

Use: Treats pain and helps with sleep.

Application: Crush the seeds into a paste or give to the cat in small doses.

Use: Eases pain and helps with digestion.

Application: Crush the leaves and apply as a poultice for pain, or brew into a tea for digestion.

Use: Treats colds and fatigue.

Application: Brew the leaves into a tea for the cat to drink.

Use: Treats indigestion and calms nerves.

Application: Brew into a tea or apply as a poultice for soothing the digestive system

Use: Treats wounds, especially from bites.

Application: Crush the leaves and apply directly to the wound as a poultice.

Use: Prevents infection in wounds and helps bind broken limbs.

Application: Use the thorns to stitch up deep wounds or apply the branches to broken limbs to create splints.

Use: Stops bleeding and induces vomiting in cases of poisoning.

Application: Chew the leaves and apply directly to the wound or give the cat the crushed plant to induce vomiting.