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Quail Carcass
A nice treat after a long hike.
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Quail Egg
A tiny quail egg. It's not much, but even the shell is full of healthy minerals!
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Rabbit Carcass
A favoured snack among big, bad wolves.
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Rat Carcass
Well, it won't bite back anymore.
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Redwood Sorrel
Redwood sorrel can be found in a few biomes along the coast in the shade of Redwood trees. It can help with skin diseases and restoring acidic balance to the body. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies.
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Sex Changer
Use this on your chosen wolf to change their sex. It can only be used if your chosen wolf has not been bred, is not a breeding male, or is not a lead wolf.
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Small Doe Carcass
It's not the biggest doe you've ever seen, but it's still certainly a sizable feast for a hungry pack.
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Spoonwood
Spoonwood can be found in rocky grasslands and forests. Its leaves are perfect for making a healing salve. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies.
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St. John's Wort
St. John's Wort can be found in mild biomes all over the world. It has antibiotic properties, which are perfect for treating wounds. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies.
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Stoat Carcass
It's great when food has a convenient shape!
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Swine Carcass
The only way to improve such an exquisite meat is to let it sizzle in a forest fire.
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Tansy
Tansy, with its golden buttons, can be found in warm and dry biomes. It will help to battle weakness, and even some parasites. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies.
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Tobacco
Coyote Tobacco grows in Deserts, Prairie and Mountains. Burning it will create smoke which many unwanted critters will hate. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies.
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Turkey Egg
An egg of a turkey. It's fun to roll it around, but try to do so gently.
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Turkey Hen Carcass
A whole turkey! You've heard stories about some wolves putting cranberries on them.
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