Illnesses and Injury types

Chest Infections

Kitten-cough - A chest infection that effects Kits. It was said that the forest once had a herb that cured it, but the Twolegs filled the area with hard earth and strange flower and the herb died off.
Whitecough - A mild chest infection commonly caught in leafbare, if untreated it can become greencough.
Greencough - A bad chest infection often caught in leafbare.
Redcough - Redcough is a very bad chest infection, named after the way cats infected cough up blood. If untreated the cat will likely die. Catmint is ineffective and the only known cure is a special bark sap only found in GlideClan.
Blackcough - Blackcough is a fatal disease that still has only 1 cure, the Light Flower, which is only found in the Star Field. It can kill a cat in 2 days, and symptoms are coughing, wheezing, sneezing, getting tired easily and headaches/bellyaches.


Poisons

Dangerous Herbs: Deathberries, Foxglove Seeds, Hemlock, Holly Berries and Nightshade can make a cat very ill, or even be fatal. For more information on these, see the herbs page.
Crowfood: Rotten food, often eaten by cats when they are desperate, but can cause the cat to become very ill and even be fatal.
Twoleg Items: This can be a anything left by Twolegs. Usually at carrionplace or similar places Twolegs often leave poisonous things, eating food or drinking water in places with Twoleg stuff can make a cat very ill and even be fatal.
Smoke: If there is a fire in the forest, there will be a lot of smoke, breathing in too much smoke, will make a cat very ill or be fatal.
Bites: If a cat is bitten by a venomous animal such as a snake, it is usually fatal. Diseased animals such as rats can also give bites that will make a cat ill or even be fatal.


Injuries

Wounds;; Wounds are common in fights or from other accidents. This can be from many things such as from bites, scratches or ripped claws.
Sprains;; When a cat overworks a muscle it can get sprained, this causes discomfort but will heal after a long rest.
Dislocated Joints;; Cats can often dislocate their joints in fights or accidents, however unlike broken bones they can be relocated by a Medicine Cat.
Broken Bones;; Cats often get hurt in fights or other accidents, which can result in broken legs or other broken bones.


Other Ailments

Blindness;; Cats can often be born blind, or later be made blind from an accident that damages their eyes.
Joint Ache;; Cats can often suffer joint aches if they have been in an accident, or more commonly Elders begin to suffer from it.
Cracked Pads;; Cat's paw pads may crack while walking on hard surfaces or just from dry weather, more commonly elders suffer from this. However this can differ, as some cats such as those from SeaClan have soft pads that do not crack as easily.