Both you and your emotional support animal (ESA) have the right to be in your building’s common areas, even if there is a no-pet policy, as long as you have an ESA letter. According to HUD, landlords have to “reasonably accommodate” ESA owners, and that means allowing them to hav [...]
Your ESA letter in Washington, D.C. provides you and your pet with more than just housing rights. Having an ESA can radically improve your mental and emotional health.
Moving homes, getting groomed, going to the vet, or traveling with your favorite pet does not have to start with a game of “cat and mouse,” where you struggle to calm your now feral feline. Keeping your cat calm when going into and being in their carrier is a matter of learning t [...]
This article was last updated on August 8, 2024. You can bring your furry friend along for your trip on Alaska Airlines either in the cabin or in baggage if you follow the steps in this guide and submit the correct paperwork ahead of time. Two types of animals can fly with Alaska [...]
It can take as little as one day or a minimum of 30 days to get an ESA letter, depending on your healthcare professional’s practices and what state you live in. Our ESA rules experts will explain how long you can expect to wait for your ESA letter in this guide. Typical Wait Time [...]
When you’re ready to get your ESA letter, you’ll want it to come from an experienced, trusted professional who is licensed in your state. Because if they’re not properly licensed, the letter won’t be legally binding. And be cautious of hidden fees and surprise policies; not [...]
You and your emotional support animal (ESA) have federal housing rights to live in a dorm room together. However, ESA rights can be taken away if your ESA creates situations that cause other students to be unable to study or sleep or if your ESA attacks them (even if they provoke [...]
Your ESA (emotional support animal) can be trained to help relieve mental and emotional distress. It’s a matter of finding ways to help them detect when you need them and getting them to provide the response you need to regain control over the potential issue. To be clear, your E [...]
It’s becoming easier and easier to travel overseas with your pets, whether they’re companions, emotional support animals, or service dogs, including PSDs (psychiatric service dogs). Coming back to the USA from Mexico, Europe, Canada, and anywhere else has also become more managea [...]
This article was last updated on June 5, 2024. This page contains insurance links that may provide us compensation when you click or make a purchase, at no cost to you. All opinions remain our own. A comprehensive pet health insurance policy covers two main things: accidents and [...]