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{{Herb
|image=Kitsufox--Mouse.gif
|desc=A type of small furry mammal commonly hunted by cats. The fur is typically shades of brown or black.
|prop=The inner-coat of the mouse may be used to stem the flow of blood from a wound, while the bile is effective at removing ticks and fleas.
|thunderclan=Mice are found throughout most of the territory.
|tc-sp=Spring
|tc-su=Summer
|tc-au=Autumn
|tc-wi=Winter
|riverclan=Mice can be found throughout most of the territory.
|rc-sp=Spring
|rc-su=Summer
|rc-au=Autumn
|rc-wi=Winter
|windclan=Mice can be found throughout most of the territory.
|wc-sp=Spring
|wc-su=Summer
|wc-au=Autumn
|wc-wi=Winter
|shadowclan=Mice can be found throughout most of the territory.
|sc-sp=Spring
|sc-su=Summer
|sc-au=Autumn
|sc-wi=Winter
|nonclan=Mice can be found throughout most of the territory.
|cl-sp=Spring
|cl-su=Summer
|cl-au=Autumn
|cl-wi=Winter
|camelot=Mice are found throughout most of the territory.
|coc-sp=Spring
|coc-su=Summer
|coc-au=Autumn
|coc-wi=Winter
|cabal=Mice are found throughout most of the territory.
|cc-sp=Spring
|cc-su=Summer
|cc-au=Autumn
|cc-wi=Winter
|uses=
{{Herb/use|part=Bile|use=Apply to ticks or fleas to drive them from a cat's fur.}}
{{Herb/use|part=Fluff|use=Use to staunch a heavily-bleeding wound.}}
}}
{{Herb/get
|part=Mouse Bile
|when=Year-round
|how=Open the belly of a mouse with tooth and claw, remove the liver and force the bile from the liver onto moss by compression.
|preserve=N/A - Mouse bile cannot be effectively stored for any length of time.
|store=N/A - Mouse bile must be used fresh.
}}
{{Herb/get
|part=Mouse Fluff
|when=Year-round, with the highest quality available in Leaf-bare.
|how=Tear the guard hairs from the coat of a mouse using teeth and throw them away, then pull the softer under-coat out.
|preserve=Mouse fluff requires no special preservation.
|store=Mouse fluff should be stored in tightly-packed piles, away from drafts and breezes.
}}
{{Herb/common|Mouse}}
{{Herb/symptom|Symptom:Laceration}}
{{Herb/complaint|Complaint:Broken Bone (Open)}}