The following is a brief guide to the tools used by Medicine Cats in the treatment of their clanmates. It has been divided into eight sections to make it easier to use and reference, and tools applicable to multiple sections have been repeated in all sections to which they apply – again to make referencing easier. In all cases, the tools have been listed with a picture, brief description of their habitat and an explanation of their uses.
Medicinal herbs that occur in only one or two parts of the valley will be included on our *herb map; a graphic designed to inform you of the main locations of these herbs, so that you might collect them, or allude to their collection, during roleplay.
*Please note that this feature is currently on TCE's to-do list.
Medicinal herbs that occur in only one or two parts of the valley will be included on our *herb map; a graphic designed to inform you of the main locations of these herbs, so that you might collect them, or allude to their collection, during roleplay.
*Please note that this feature is currently on TCE's to-do list.
BINDWEED
Habitat: Low lying terrain of almost all soil types
Uses: Used to fasten sticks to broken limbs, and thus speed the healing process by preventing movement of the bones.
Habitat: Low lying terrain of almost all soil types
Uses: Used to fasten sticks to broken limbs, and thus speed the healing process by preventing movement of the bones.
STICKS
Habitat: Any area containing trees or woody shrubs
Uses: Primarily used to immobilise broken limbs whilst they heal.
May be used to distract cats from pain (by biting) if medicine is unavailable / not recommended.
Often used by Queens during kitting.
Habitat: Any area containing trees or woody shrubs
Uses: Primarily used to immobilise broken limbs whilst they heal.
May be used to distract cats from pain (by biting) if medicine is unavailable / not recommended.
Often used by Queens during kitting.
COMFREY ROOTS
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
May also be used to treat wrenched claws, itching or inflammation of joints.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
May also be used to treat wrenched claws, itching or inflammation of joints.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
STINGING NETTLES
Habitat: Woodland and damp, rich soil
Uses: Induces vomiting.
Mixed with comfrey to treat broken bones.
Habitat: Woodland and damp, rich soil
Uses: Induces vomiting.
Mixed with comfrey to treat broken bones.
BORAGE
Habitat: Forests
Uses: Leaves and Roots should be consumed to stave off fevers.
Seeds and leaves should be consumed by nursing Queens to increase the quantity and quality of milk.
Borage should never be used dried, only green.
Habitat: Forests
Uses: Leaves and Roots should be consumed to stave off fevers.
Seeds and leaves should be consumed by nursing Queens to increase the quantity and quality of milk.
Borage should never be used dried, only green.
CHICKWEED
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: An alternate treatment for greencough.
Catmint usually preferred
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: An alternate treatment for greencough.
Catmint usually preferred
FEVER
Habitat: Along the banks of river and streams
Uses: Leaves can be consumed to reduce the body temperature of cats with fevers.
Used to treat aches and pains. Particularly good for headaches and stomach ailments.
May also be used to treat colds.
Habitat: Along the banks of river and streams
Uses: Leaves can be consumed to reduce the body temperature of cats with fevers.
Used to treat aches and pains. Particularly good for headaches and stomach ailments.
May also be used to treat colds.
TANSY
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Leaves, flowers, and Stems should be eaten together to remove worms.
Leaves may be chewed to relive joint aches.
Flowers should be consumed to cure and prevent coughs / greencough
May also be used to treat wounds and poisons, or to soothe throats.
Pregnant Queens should NEVER be given Tansy, for it causes miscarriages.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Leaves, flowers, and Stems should be eaten together to remove worms.
Leaves may be chewed to relive joint aches.
Flowers should be consumed to cure and prevent coughs / greencough
May also be used to treat wounds and poisons, or to soothe throats.
Pregnant Queens should NEVER be given Tansy, for it causes miscarriages.
CATNIP
Habitat: Well-drained sandy / loamy soil in open areas and near hedgerows
Uses: Leaves and Flowers can be consumed to relive congestion and coughs.
The best known remedy for Greencough; also used to treat whitecough.
Best collected late in the day, when it is dew-free and less likely to rot in the store.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Well-drained sandy / loamy soil in open areas and near hedgerows
Uses: Leaves and Flowers can be consumed to relive congestion and coughs.
The best known remedy for Greencough; also used to treat whitecough.
Best collected late in the day, when it is dew-free and less likely to rot in the store.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
COLTSFOOT
Habitat: Damp soil and the banks of streams and rivers
Uses: Leaves are chewed, then applied to cracked / sore paw pads.
Can also be used to ease breathing issues and treat kitten-cough.
Habitat: Damp soil and the banks of streams and rivers
Uses: Leaves are chewed, then applied to cracked / sore paw pads.
Can also be used to ease breathing issues and treat kitten-cough.
MARIGOLD
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
BRAMBLE TWIGS
Habitat: Woodland and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Chewed into a fine syrup to help cats sleep.
Habitat: Woodland and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Chewed into a fine syrup to help cats sleep.
JUNIPER
Habitat:
Uses: Berries are consumed to ease the stomach, provide strength and calm troubled cats.
Leaves are chewed to ease coughs and other respiratory problems.
Can be used to counter poisons.
Habitat:
Uses: Berries are consumed to ease the stomach, provide strength and calm troubled cats.
Leaves are chewed to ease coughs and other respiratory problems.
Can be used to counter poisons.
THYME
Habitat: Sandy soils and sunny areas
Uses: Leaves are chewed to treat nervousness, anxiety and shock.
Can be used to aid sleep.
Habitat: Sandy soils and sunny areas
Uses: Leaves are chewed to treat nervousness, anxiety and shock.
Can be used to aid sleep.
CHAMOMILE
Habitat: Well-drained soil in open, sunny locations
Uses: Leaves and Flowers may be consumed to sooth the heart and mind.
Included amongst traveling herbs.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Well-drained soil in open, sunny locations
Uses: Leaves and Flowers may be consumed to sooth the heart and mind.
Included amongst traveling herbs.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
POPPY (WILD)
Habitat: Meadows, woodlands and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Seeds can be consumed to remove pain and aid in sleep or soothe shock / distress.
Flower heads should be consumed together to relive continuous coughs.
Petals and Leaves should be chewed to aid in sleep and improve resting.
Not recommended for nursing Queens
Habitat: Meadows, woodlands and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Seeds can be consumed to remove pain and aid in sleep or soothe shock / distress.
Flower heads should be consumed together to relive continuous coughs.
Petals and Leaves should be chewed to aid in sleep and improve resting.
Not recommended for nursing Queens
ALDER
Habitat: Alder grows in boggy, wet terrain.
Uses: Reduces swelling and prevents infection when chewed and applied to a wound. May be used to treat toothache.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest.
Habitat: Alder grows in boggy, wet terrain.
Uses: Reduces swelling and prevents infection when chewed and applied to a wound. May be used to treat toothache.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest.
CELANDINE
Habitat: Hedges and damp ground
Uses: Juice is used to treat damaged eyes.
Additional Notes: Only available in the The Dark Forest's outskirts.
Habitat: Hedges and damp ground
Uses: Juice is used to treat damaged eyes.
Additional Notes: Only available in the The Dark Forest's outskirts.
COBWEBS
Habitat: Anywhere
Uses: Gathered and pressed into wounds to stop bleeding.
Occasionally used to bind broken bones.
Generally only used with wounds that risk bleeding heavily as they can increase the risk of infection.
Habitat: Anywhere
Uses: Gathered and pressed into wounds to stop bleeding.
Occasionally used to bind broken bones.
Generally only used with wounds that risk bleeding heavily as they can increase the risk of infection.
DOCK LEAVES
Habitat: Woodland and other leafy areas
Uses: Used to soothe scratches and sore paw pads.
May sting upon application.
Habitat: Woodland and other leafy areas
Uses: Used to soothe scratches and sore paw pads.
May sting upon application.
HORSETAIL
Habitat: Marshy areas
Uses: Chewed and made into a poultice for wounds.
Used to stop bleeding and treat infections.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest.
Habitat: Marshy areas
Uses: Chewed and made into a poultice for wounds.
Used to stop bleeding and treat infections.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest.
OAK LEAVES (DRIED)
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Helps to prevent infection.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Helps to prevent infection.
TORMENTIL
Habitat: Meadows, forests and swamps
Uses: Roots chewed and applied to injuries to extract poisons.
Can be used to treat any wound.
Habitat: Meadows, forests and swamps
Uses: Roots chewed and applied to injuries to extract poisons.
Can be used to treat any wound.
WINTERGREEN
Habitat: Woodland and sandy habitats
Uses: Used to treat wounds and some poisons.
Habitat: Woodland and sandy habitats
Uses: Used to treat wounds and some poisons.
BURDOCK
Habitat: River banks and fields
Uses: Leaves chewed and applied to wounds that are clear of infection to speed healing.
Roots chewed and applied to a wound to draw infection from it, and lessen the pain of rat bites.
Habitat: River banks and fields
Uses: Leaves chewed and applied to wounds that are clear of infection to speed healing.
Roots chewed and applied to a wound to draw infection from it, and lessen the pain of rat bites.
CHERVIL
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: The leaves and roots are chewed and applied to infected wounds or provided as a treatment for bellyache. It may also be used during kitting.
Additional Notes: Only available at foot of Wild Mountains
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: The leaves and roots are chewed and applied to infected wounds or provided as a treatment for bellyache. It may also be used during kitting.
Additional Notes: Only available at foot of Wild Mountains
COMFREY ROOTS
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
Also used to treat wrenched claws, itching and joint inflammation.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
Also used to treat wrenched claws, itching and joint inflammation.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
GOLDENROD
Habitat: Moorland and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Chewed and made into a poultice for wounds.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Moorland and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Chewed and made into a poultice for wounds.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
MARIGOLD
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
SWEET-SEDGE
Habitat: Along the banks of rivers and streams
Uses: Sap is swallowed to ease infection
Habitat: Along the banks of rivers and streams
Uses: Sap is swallowed to ease infection
WILD GARLIC
Habitat: River and lake banks, floodplains, woodland and fields
Uses: Rolled in to prevent infections.
Particularly good for rat bites.
Habitat: River and lake banks, floodplains, woodland and fields
Uses: Rolled in to prevent infections.
Particularly good for rat bites.
ASH (TREE)
Habitat: oak woodlands and moist, well-drained soil
Uses: New shoots are to be eaten, and chewed and applied to the bit of an Adder or Viper to stave off the effects of its poisoned bite.
Keys (seeds) of the Ash tree may also be consumed to fight the pain caused by a stitch.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest and southern regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: oak woodlands and moist, well-drained soil
Uses: New shoots are to be eaten, and chewed and applied to the bit of an Adder or Viper to stave off the effects of its poisoned bite.
Keys (seeds) of the Ash tree may also be consumed to fight the pain caused by a stitch.
Additional Notes: Only available in The Dark Forest and southern regions of Treeclan.
COLTSFOOT
Habitat: Damp soil and the banks of streams and rivers
Uses: Leaves are chewed, then applied to cracked / sore paw pads.
Can also be used to ease breathing issues and treat kitten-cough.
Habitat: Damp soil and the banks of streams and rivers
Uses: Leaves are chewed, then applied to cracked / sore paw pads.
Can also be used to ease breathing issues and treat kitten-cough.
DAISY LEAVES
Habitat: Grassy areas in all territories
Uses: Chewed into a paste and used to treat aching joints.
Used as a traveling herb
Habitat: Grassy areas in all territories
Uses: Chewed into a paste and used to treat aching joints.
Used as a traveling herb
FEVER
Habitat: Along the banks of rivers and streams
Uses: Leaves can be consumed to reduce the body temperature of cats with fevers.
Used to treat aches, pains, and colds. Particularly good for headaches and stomach ailments.
Habitat: Along the banks of rivers and streams
Uses: Leaves can be consumed to reduce the body temperature of cats with fevers.
Used to treat aches, pains, and colds. Particularly good for headaches and stomach ailments.
MARIGOLD
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
Habitat: Near sources of fresh water
Uses: Leaves and Flowers consumed to relieve chills.
Leaves and Petals chewed and made into poultices to stop bleeding and infection.
Juice can be used to treat inflammation and stiff joints.
POPPY (WILD)
Habitat: Meadows, woodlands and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Seeds can be consumed to remove pain and aid in sleep or soothe shock / distress.
Flower heads should be consumed together to relive continuous coughs.
Petals and Leaves should be chewed to aid in sleep and improve resting.
Not recommended for nursing Queens
Habitat: Meadows, woodlands and lower mountain slopes
Uses: Seeds can be consumed to remove pain and aid in sleep or soothe shock / distress.
Flower heads should be consumed together to relive continuous coughs.
Petals and Leaves should be chewed to aid in sleep and improve resting.
Not recommended for nursing Queens
STICKS
Habitat: All habitats
Uses: Primarily used to immobilise broken limbs whilst they heal.
May be used to distract cats from pain (by biting) if medicine is unavailable / not recommended.
Often used by Queens during kitting.
Habitat: All habitats
Uses: Primarily used to immobilise broken limbs whilst they heal.
May be used to distract cats from pain (by biting) if medicine is unavailable / not recommended.
Often used by Queens during kitting.
TANSY
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Leaves, flowers, and Stems should be eaten together to remove worms.
Leaves may be chewed to relive joint aches.
Flowers should be consumed to cure and prevent coughs / greencough
May also be used to treat wounds and poisons, or to soothe throats.
Pregnant Queens should NEVER be given Tansy, for it causes miscarriages.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Leaves, flowers, and Stems should be eaten together to remove worms.
Leaves may be chewed to relive joint aches.
Flowers should be consumed to cure and prevent coughs / greencough
May also be used to treat wounds and poisons, or to soothe throats.
Pregnant Queens should NEVER be given Tansy, for it causes miscarriages.
WATER MINT
Habitat: In marshes and along the banks of rivers, streams and pools. May also grow in water.
Uses: Chewed to a pulp, then consumed to treat bellyaches.
Habitat: In marshes and along the banks of rivers, streams and pools. May also grow in water.
Uses: Chewed to a pulp, then consumed to treat bellyaches.
YARROW
Habitat: Grassland and rocky terrain
Uses: Entire plant should be consumed to induce vomiting and treat for poisons.
Leaves chewed and made into poultice that is used to extract poisons from wounds.
May be made into an ointment to soften and heal cracked paw pads.
Can also be used as pain relief – particularly bellyache.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Grassland and rocky terrain
Uses: Entire plant should be consumed to induce vomiting and treat for poisons.
Leaves chewed and made into poultice that is used to extract poisons from wounds.
May be made into an ointment to soften and heal cracked paw pads.
Can also be used as pain relief – particularly bellyache.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
CHERVIL
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: The leaves and roots are chewed and applied to infected wounds or provided as a treatment for bellyache.
May also be used during kitting.
Additional Notes: Only available at the foot of the Wild Mountains.
Habitat: Rocky land
Uses: The leaves and roots are chewed and applied to infected wounds or provided as a treatment for bellyache.
May also be used during kitting.
Additional Notes: Only available at the foot of the Wild Mountains.
COMFREY ROOTS
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
May also be used to treat wrenched claws, itching or inflammation of joints.
Additional Notes: Only available in the eastermost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Damp, grassy spaces
Uses: Used in the treatment of broken bones and to soothe injuries.
May also be used to treat wrenched claws, itching or inflammation of joints.
Additional Notes: Only available in the eastermost regions of Treeclan.
DANDELION
Habitat: All terrains
Uses: Sap from the stems may be used to treat bee stings.
Leaves can be chewed to relieve pain
Habitat: All terrains
Uses: Sap from the stems may be used to treat bee stings.
Leaves can be chewed to relieve pain
JUNIPER
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Berries are consumed to ease the stomach, provide strength and calm troubled cats.
Leaves are chewed to ease coughs and other respiratory problems.
Can be used to counter poisons.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Berries are consumed to ease the stomach, provide strength and calm troubled cats.
Leaves are chewed to ease coughs and other respiratory problems.
Can be used to counter poisons.
PARSLEY
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soil, with full access to sunlight
Uses: Consumed to prevent Queens producing milk if their kits die / no longer need milk, or the queen is producing too much milk.
Used to treat bellyache.
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soil, with full access to sunlight
Uses: Consumed to prevent Queens producing milk if their kits die / no longer need milk, or the queen is producing too much milk.
Used to treat bellyache.
SNAKEROOT
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Applied to wounds to treat poison.
The best remedy for snake bites.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Applied to wounds to treat poison.
The best remedy for snake bites.
STINGING NETTLES
Habitat: Woodland and damp, rich soil
Uses: Induces vomiting.
Mixed with comfrey to treat broken bones.
Habitat: Woodland and damp, rich soil
Uses: Induces vomiting.
Mixed with comfrey to treat broken bones.
TORMENTIL
Habitat: Meadows, forests and swamps
Uses: Roots chewed and applied to injuries to extract poisons.
Can be used to treat any wound.
Habitat: Meadows, forests and swamps
Uses: Roots chewed and applied to injuries to extract poisons.
Can be used to treat any wound.
WINTERGREEN
Habitat: Woodland and sandy habitats
Uses: Used to treat wounds and some poisons.
Habitat: Woodland and sandy habitats
Uses: Used to treat wounds and some poisons.
DEATHBERRY (YEW BERRIES)
Habitat: Widespread in woodland and swamps, but largely limited to river banks in drier terrain
Uses: The most poisonous of valley plants
A poison that kills within minutes of consumption.
May be used to end a cat’s life and prevent unnecessary suffering from mortal injuries.
Habitat: Widespread in woodland and swamps, but largely limited to river banks in drier terrain
Uses: The most poisonous of valley plants
A poison that kills within minutes of consumption.
May be used to end a cat’s life and prevent unnecessary suffering from mortal injuries.
HOLLY BERRIES
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Relatively mild poison that is particularly dangerous to kits.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Relatively mild poison that is particularly dangerous to kits.
WATER HEMLOCK
Habitat: Marshy areas
Uses: The second most poisonous of valley plants.
Causes writhing and foaming at the mouth.
Additional Notes: Only present in The Dark Forest.
Habitat: Marshy areas
Uses: The second most poisonous of valley plants.
Causes writhing and foaming at the mouth.
Additional Notes: Only present in The Dark Forest.
FOXGLOVE SEEDS
Habitat: Woodland, moorland and sea-cliffs
Uses: Treats heart conditions in small quantities. May cause paralysis and heart failure if used incorrectly.
Often mistaken for poppy seeds.
Habitat: Woodland, moorland and sea-cliffs
Uses: Treats heart conditions in small quantities. May cause paralysis and heart failure if used incorrectly.
Often mistaken for poppy seeds.
NIGHTSHADE
Habitat: Woodland and moist, well-shaded areas
Uses: A poisonous plant that may be used to provide a quick death to cats that cannot be saved.
Habitat: Woodland and moist, well-shaded areas
Uses: A poisonous plant that may be used to provide a quick death to cats that cannot be saved.
BEECH LEAVES
Habitat: Beech grows in almost any soil that is not waterlogged.
Uses: Used for carrying other herbs.
Habitat: Beech grows in almost any soil that is not waterlogged.
Uses: Used for carrying other herbs.
CHAMOMILE
Habitat: Well-drained soil in open, sunny locations
Uses: Leaves and Flowers may be consumed to sooth the heart and mind.
Included amongst traveling herbs.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Well-drained soil in open, sunny locations
Uses: Leaves and Flowers may be consumed to sooth the heart and mind.
Included amongst traveling herbs.
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
SORREL
Habitat: Sunny woodlands and open areas
Uses: Traveling herb
Habitat: Sunny woodlands and open areas
Uses: Traveling herb
BURNET
Habitat: Dry, grassy meadows
Uses: Used as a traveling herb to maintain a cats strength during long journeys
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
Habitat: Dry, grassy meadows
Uses: Used as a traveling herb to maintain a cats strength during long journeys
Additional Notes: Only available in easternmost regions of Treeclan.
IVY LEAVES
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Used to store other herbs.
Habitat: Woodland
Uses: Used to store other herbs.
ALFALFA
Habitat: Meadows and near rivers
Uses: Used to prevent tooth decay.
Habitat: Meadows and near rivers
Uses: Used to prevent tooth decay.
PARSLEY
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soil, with full access to sunlight
Uses: Consumed to prevent Queens producing milk if their kits die / no longer need milk, or the queen is producing too much milk.
Used to treat bellyache.
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soil, with full access to sunlight
Uses: Consumed to prevent Queens producing milk if their kits die / no longer need milk, or the queen is producing too much milk.
Used to treat bellyache.
BORAGE
Habitat: Woodland and meadows
Uses: Leaves and Roots should be consumed to stave off fevers.
Seeds and leaves should be consumed by nursing Queens to increase the quantity and quality of milk.
Borage should never be used dried, only green.
Habitat: Woodland and meadows
Uses: Leaves and Roots should be consumed to stave off fevers.
Seeds and leaves should be consumed by nursing Queens to increase the quantity and quality of milk.
Borage should never be used dried, only green.
MOUSEBILE
Habitat: Wherever mice can be found
Uses: Bile from the liver of the common mouse may be harvested and used to kill stubborn fleas and ticks.
Has a foul taste that lasts for days, so should only be handled with paws, which should be washed immediately after use.
Habitat: Wherever mice can be found
Uses: Bile from the liver of the common mouse may be harvested and used to kill stubborn fleas and ticks.
Has a foul taste that lasts for days, so should only be handled with paws, which should be washed immediately after use.
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