You may use the services of a therapist or health care provider who works remotely to qualify your pet as an emotional support animal. A properly licensed therapist can help determine whether an ESA is right for you through online services.
Emotional Support Animals are an important part of mental health care. In Washington, if you qualify for an ESA letter, you will have special rights for housing and air travel for your Emotional Support Animal.
This article was last updated on October 4, 2023, to reflect the latest updates in California ESA regulations. Great news for California residents: the Golden State has some of the most progressive state laws relating to emotional support animals (ESAs) in the country. Calif [...]
If you’re trying to qualify for an emotional support animal (ESA) or just want to learn more about the process, the information online can become overwhelming. As ESAs are more accepted, countless online ESA companies have popped up overnight. How do you know which ones you can t [...]
Are you interested in having a legitimate emotional support animal? ESA Doctors was founded in 2015 with a mission to support ESA owners and spread truthful information about ESA rights. In recent years public awareness of ESAs has grown, and unfortunately, so has the n [...]
You can register your cat as an emotional support animal in a registry, but getting an ESA letter is way more important. An ESA letter from a licensed therapist or doctor is what legally turns your cat into an ESA. After doing that, you can voluntarily register your cat as an ESA [...]
When you certify your pet as an emotional support animal (ESA), you can open more options for affordable housing. Many pet owners feel unfairly burdened by no-pet rules, pet fees, and breed/size restrictions. Fortunately, if you qualify for an emotional support animal you’r [...]
The role of an animal in some people’s lives goes above and beyond just being a pet. Emotional support animals (ESAs) provide essential support to emotionally or mentally distressed individuals. Owners of emotional support animals in New York have special rights under Federal law [...]
Many of us struggle in today’s busy world. We may feel stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, or even depressed. These emotions are normal from time to time and often pass within days or even hours. However, if you experience persistent negative feelings that hinder your daily activitie [...]
This article was last updated on November 29, 2023, to reflect the latest updates in Texas ESA laws. Emotional support animals (ESA) help individuals deal with emotional or psychological disorders. As Texans continue to embrace the comfort and solace provided by these animals, it [...]