A/N: Don't use these on actual cats; these are just for warrior cats.

ALDER:

Use: Eases aching teeth and reduces any swelling or pain and prevents infection to wounds

How to apply: Chew and apply to wounds to stop infection. Give it to a cat who has aching teeth to chew on

ASH (Tree):

Use: Helps fight off any poison from a bite from and adder or viper. Seeds can help the pain of a stitch

How to apply: Chew and then apply to the bite. The cat with a stitch must consume it

BORAGE:

Use: Increases a queen's milk and can stave a fever

How to apply: Should be consumed by a queen and a cat with a fever. Only use borage when they are green, not dried

BRAMBLE TWIGS:

Use: Helps cats sleep

How to apply: Chew until a fine syrup

BURDOCK:

Use: Leaves speed up healing of a wound that isn't infected while the roots draw away the infection

How to apply: Leaves should be chewed and applied to the wound and roots should be chewed and applied

CATNIP:

Use: Leaves and flowers used for congestion and coughs

CELADINE:

Use: Strengthens weak eyes

CHAMOMILE:

Use: Leaves and flowers used to sooth a cat or add to their physical strength

How to apply: The cat must consume it

COBWEBS:

Use: Stops wounds that will bleed heavily that may cause an increased risk of infection

How to apply: Press onto the wound

COLTSFOOT:

Use: Eases breathing and is used in kitting. Helps cracked or sore pads

COMFREY:

Use: Used for broken bones

DEATHBERRIES (Night shade: Poison in addition)

Use: Scarlet berries which can kill a cat if any part of the plant is consumed if they do not get help right away, but can still die if they did get help. Used to help sore places but cannot be used for open wounds

How to apply: Roots and leaves may be chewed together and applied into the sore place

ECHINAICA:

Use: Eases infection

FEVER:

Use: Reduces fever, aids against colds and belly ailments

How to apply: Leaves may be used for reducing the fever and can also be consumed to the aid against colds and any belly ailments

HONEY:

Use: Soothes throat and can be used for smoke inhalation

JUNIPER BERRIES:

Use: Eases belly aches and other respiratory problems

LAVENDER:

Use: Eases the pain of headaches and in throat and can calm nerves

How to apply: Leaves and flowers can calm nerves when inhaled and in addition can help with pains in the head and throat when consumed

MARIGOLD:

Use: Relieves chills and can help an infected wound

How to apply: Leaves and petals can be placed onto the wound to help infection and the flowers and leaves can be consumed to relieve chills

MOUSE BILE:

Use: Kills stubborn fleas or ticks

How to apply: The bile of the liver from a mouse is harvested and used for killing fleas or ticks

WILD POPPIES:

Use: Aids in sleep and improving a cat's sleep, removes pain and relives continuous coughing

How to apply: The seeds are to be consumed to help pain and aids in sleep while the flower heads relive the continuous coughing. Petals or leaves are used to aid sleep and improve a cat's sleep when chewed

TANSY:

Use: Gets rid of worms, helps joint aches and helps with coughs. These should never be given to a queen who is pregnant as it can cause miscarriages

How to apply: Leaves, flowers and stems should be chewed together to help get rid of worms while leaves can be chewed to help aching joints. Flowers can be consumed to relive coughs

THYME:

Use: Helps with brining restful sleep and anxious cats

How to apply: Consume to calm anxious cats and helps with brining restful sleep

WATER MINT:

Use: Helps with bellyaches

WILLOW TREE:

Use: Clears up blurriness of visions, soothes itches if dry skin and eases pain

How to apply: Water from the flowering willow can be dropped into eyes to clear up blurry visions. It can also be applied to dry skin to sooth any itching. Willow bark can ease pain

YARROW:

Use: Induces vomiting and relieves pain and prevents infections of wounds

How to apply: The entire plant must be consume to induce vomiting. It can also be chewed and applied onto wounds to relieve pain and prevent any infection to it

YEW:

Use: Cats vomit up any toxins when consumed