Herb List and Treatment

Alder Bark: Bark from an alder tree is good for healing toothaches.



Blackberry Leaves: This herb is good for bee stings.



Borage Leaves: This herb is used to treat fevers. It also helps nursing wolves bring up their milk supply.



Burdock Root:This herb is used to treat infections, and is especially good for rat bites.



Catmint (also called catnip): This herb is good for treating colds.


Celandine: This herb is used to ease pain. It can also be used to treat injuries of the eyes.



Chamomile: This herb is used to calm a wolf in the case of a nervous breakdown or severe shock.



Chervile: This herb is used to treat bellyache.



Chervile Root: This herb is used to keep away and treat infections.



Chickweed: This herb can be used as another treatment for a cold.


Coltsfoot: This herb can be used as another treatment for a cold. It can also be used to ease a sick wolf's breathing.



Comfrey: This herb is used to put broken bone on the right path for mending.



Daisy Leaves: This herb is used to soothe aching joints.



Dandelion Leaves: This is another herb used to calm a wolf in the event of a nervous breakdown or severe shock.



Dock Leaves: This herb is used to treat nettle stings. Its juices are also good for soothing sore paw pads.



Elder Leaves: This herb can be used to help treat sprains.



Feaverfew: This herb is used to cool feverish wolves and treat headaches.



Goldenrod: This herb is used in poultices to treat aching joints and stiffness. It can also be used to treat severe injuries.



Goosegrass: This herb is used to stop bleeding from a wound.



Horsetail This herb is used to treat infected wounds.



Juniper Berries: This is another herb used to treat bellyache. It can also be used to calm a wolf in the event of a nervous breakdown or severe shock.



Lavender: This herb is used to treat coughs and fevers. It can also be used to calm a wolf in the event of a nervous breakdwn or severe shock.



Mallow: This herb is used to fight infection. It can also be used to treat bee or wasp stings.



Marigold: This herb is used to keep wounds from getting infected. It can also heal sores.



Nettle Leaves: This herb is used to keep down the swelling of a wound.



Nettle Seeds: This seed is used to counter the effects of weak poisons.



Oak Leaves: This herb is used to stop bleeding from a wound and to fight infection.



Parsley: This herb is used to stop the initial flow of milk in nursing wolf.


Poppy Seeds: This seed is used to numb pain and help a wolf sleep. Giving a wolf more than two seeds may negitivly affect their health, so be careful.



Ragwort Leaves: This is another herb used to treat aching joints.



Raspberry Leaves: This herb is used to ease pain while a wolf is giving birth.



Snake Root: This herb is used to counter the effects of poison.



Tansy: This herb is used to treat coughs. It can also be used to heal wounds.



Thyme: Yet another herb used to calm a wolf in the event of a nervous breakdown or severe shock.



Tormentil: This herb is good for treating wounds and countering the effects of weak poisons.


Watermint: This is another herb used to treat bellyache.



Yarrow: This herb is used to make a wolf vomit. This action expels poisons from the body.







Non-Herbal Medicine:



Cobwebs: Cobwebs are used to stop bleeding.



Honey: Honey is used to treat sore throats.



Mouse Bile: Mouse bile is used to make ticks release their grip on a wolf.



Wild Garlic: Rolling in this herb can help to keep infection out of wounds. It is also good for rat bites.