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green coughA more severe common chest infection. Often caught during winter and fall, and may quickly scale into large-scale epidemics. May be fatal towards the elderly and young, and is highly contagious.
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white coughA mild, common chest infection. Known as the beginning stage to Green Cough. Often caught during winter and fall, and may quickly scale into large-scale epidemics. May be fatal towards the elderly and young, and is highly contagious.
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yellow coughA severe, deadly disease. Is known for being severely contagious.
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posioningPoisoning is the ingestion of a substance that may cause bodily harm. Such as:
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feverAn abnormally high bodily temperature. Usually the sign of an infection, such as green cough or an infected wound.
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chillsMost commonly associated with cold weather or being submerged in cold water for a long period of time.
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★ the plagueA rapidly growing, deathly air-borne infection that is highly contagious.
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rat bite infectionsA contagious, deadly disease that spreads through infection from a rat bite.
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joint aches A condition usually associated with elders, as their joints degenerate with age.
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loss of sensory perceptionA feline may lose eyesight or hearing due to old age, accidents, infections, or birth defects.
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toothachesCaused by a cracked tooth, cavity, or mouth infection.
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cracked padsWhen walking long distances, on hard surfaces, or in cold weather, paw pads are prone to cracking.
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sprainsTypically injuries to ligaments of a joint, caused by being stretched beyond their normal capacity, and sometimes torn.
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joint dislocationA displacement of the bone from it's normal joint.
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woundsInjuries when the skin and muscles are torn, cut, or punctured; which may put a cat's life in danger depending on blood loss, infection, or organ damage.
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broken bonesA broken bone is commonly the result of an accident. It is a common, harsh injury that is life-threatening and can be disabling.
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herbs
alpine bistort |
Beech leaves |
black alder |
Bladderwrack |
Bogbean |
burnet |
gentian |
Goldenrod |
Hawkweed |
Juniper |
Kelp |
Lady's Mantle |
Lovage |
Mint |
pennyroyal |
Poppy |
primrose |
Reindeer Moss |
Rosemary |
Roseroot |
Sage |
sheep sorrel |
Stinging nettle |
Vervain |
Willow |
Wintergreen |
wild arctic thyme |
Woodruff |
Yarrow
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Yarrow is used topically for wounds, cuts, and abrasions. An infusion of yarrow is known to speed recovery from severe bruising. Yarrow flowers are used for various allergic mucus problems, including hay fever.