| Aching joints |

Ragwort leaves, juniper berries, goldenrod or daisy leaves

| Bee stings |

Blackberry leaves

| Broken bones |

Wrap in cobwebs, put on comfrey pulp, use poppy seeds to dull pain

| Bellyache |

Chervil, watermint or juniper berries

| Coughs (Whitecough or Greencough) |

Use either Catmint, Honey or Tansy. Keep the cat away from other cats.

| Cuts in eye |

Trickle celandine juice into the eye to ease the pain

| Deep wounds |

Cobwebs, marigold or horsetail

| Displaced bones |

Give poppy seeds, wait for effect, then have the cat bite a stick while giving the displaced limb a tug to put it in place. Give the cat poppy seeds for sleep.

| Dull pain |

Use poppy seed, then when it takes effect, perform treatment, give them another to sleep

| Hurting throat |

Honey or water

| Nettle stings |

Dock leaf pulp, give poppy seeds so it dulls pain and helps cat sleep

| Poison |

If poison is in stomach, give cat yarrow so they can vomit out the poison, have them vomit onto dock leaves

| Prevent infection and soothe pain for burns |

Comfrey, honey

| Poultice for aching joints |

Ragwort leaves and juniper berries

| Poultice for broken bones |

Stinging nettle and comfrey

| Rat bites |

A poultice of burdock root with cobwebs on top and horsetail if it is available

| Scratches |

Marigold, horsetail

| Shock |

Thyme or chamomile. Lick fur for comfort, give water and poppy seeds.

| Stiffness |

Crushed poppy seeds, marigold or comfrey

| Strengthening herbs |

Tansy, watermint or feverfew

| Toothache |

Use alder bark

| Traveling and strengthening herbs |

Chamomile, burnet, daisy leaves or sorrel. Lamb's ear and ragweed also work.

| Wrenched muscles |

Comfrey, nettle and/or water therapy