Herbs Guide

Alfalfa - Help provide nursing mothers more milk. Also great to get rid of poison in the system.


Blueberries - Used to treat stomach issues in pups. Sometimes they can be acidic.


Chamomile - Used for wound healing and to reduce inflammation or swelling. Must be chewed up and applied.


Cobwebs - Used to wrap it around an injury to help stop bleeding and soak up the blood. A great way to keep the wound clean.


Coneflower - Cures respiratory infections and boosts immune system.


Deadly Nightshade - Great way to treat ear infections. Must be crushed and added as a poultice. Must NOT be consumed as it's poisonous towards wolves and is enough to kill.


Echinacea - Commonly used to treat or prevent infection on wounds. Usually chewed up and applied as a poultice.


Elm - Used to treat burns. Must be soaked in honey and then applied.


Feverfew - Used to treat fevers and/or prevent migraines. These leaves must be eaten.


Ginger - Used to treat nausea and upset stomachs. Healer must dig up the root, thoroughly wash it and chew.


Goldenseal - Used to treat eye and skin irritations. Can also be used as an antiseptic. For skin, it must be thoroughly chewed and rubbed onto. For eyes, it must be applied like an eye patch.


Honey - Used to soothe throat irritation or throats who have breathed in smoke. Also great to soothe coughs.


Raspberry Leaf - Helps aid pregnancy and birth. Raspberries must be crushed into a drinkable consistency.


White Sage - Reduces tooth and gum pain.


Valerian - Used to treat sleeplessness. A helpful sleep aid.

Honey - also used as a natural antibiotic, anti fungal, anti inflammatory and adhesive
Ginseng Root - can be ingested to assist clotting factors and stop bleeding from wounds or disease processes like cancer