Traveling herbs

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Traveling herbs
Scientific name: See Sorrel, Daisy, Chamomile, and Burnet
Description: Mixture consists of sorrel, daisy, chamomile, and burnet.[45]
Location: Location
Usage: Eaten.[218]
Effect: When mixed together, they suppress hunger pains and give a cat strength.[219]
Watermint

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Watermint
Scientific name: Mentha aquatica [220]
Description: A green, leafy plant,[source?] with purple flowers at the end of its spiky stems.[221]
Location: Usually found in streams or damp earth.[222]
Usage: It is usually chewed into a pulp, and then eaten.[223]
Effect: Eases the suffering that originates from a bellyache.[224][225]
In Fading Echoes, it was also used to smooth Leopardstar's pelt and hide the scent of death from it.[223]
Wild garlic

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Wild garlic
Scientific name: Allium ursinum[226]
Description: Extremely sharp and tangy scent.[227] Grows in patches,[228] and typically has a white bulb with green leaves. They can also produce a flower.[226]
Location: Near the entrance to ThunderClan's camp.[228] ShadowClan territory.[41]
Usage: One must roll in it.[228]
Effect: Draws out poison in rat bites.[228] Prevents infection.[20]
In Secrets of the Clans, it is mentioned that wild garlic can be used to prevent serious infection.[20]
In Yellowfang's Secret, Sagewhisker tells Yellowfang that wild garlic can be used to help with rat bites, if Yellowfang is unable to find burdock root.[41]
In Into the Wild, Yellowfang suggests to Firepaw to roll in a patch of wild garlic, since that will help seep out any leftover poison from a rat bite. Yellowfang also says that while wild garlic is excellent for bites, Firepaw's denmates won't thank him for the smell.[228] Firepaw eventually finds a patch of garlic outside of ThunderClan's camp.[227]