Preparing Your Dog for the 4th of July
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For many people, nothing is better than chillaxin in the backyard on the 4th of July with good friends and family—including fur babies! Of course, we all want to incorporate the dog in our holiday get-togethers, but doing so should be approached with care and caution. Some festive foods, supplies, and activities can pose potential risks to your canine companion. Preparing your dog for the 4th of July is super important! Keep reading to find out how.
Why You Should Never Fake a Service Dog
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Our company firmly believes in the benefits and even the necessity of Emotional Support Animals and Service Dogs. We also believe in following the rules which allow these legalities to actively benefit the disabled. Service Dogs are amazing assets and companions to many. Psychiatric Service Dogs have proven to be tremendously advantageous in managing a wide variety of mental health disabilities. We recommend them, we advocate for them, and we want you to know why you should never fake a Service Dog.
Getting Your ESA Letter
Are you one of the estimated 43.8 million adults in America that have or will experience a mental illness this year? Are you one of the 9.8 million that have a mental illness? The parent of the 21.4% of youths (ages 13-18) or that 13% (ages 8-15) that have had some type of serious mental disorder […]
How-To Guide for Registering Your Support Dog
If you suffer from a psychological or mental condition, you can qualify for an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) or Psychiatric Service Animal (PSA). Table of Contents What Counts As A Mental Disability? Depression—6.9% of adults experienced depression in the past year. Anxiety—In 2015, 18.1% had some sort of anxiety disorder. The numbers have grown since then. […]
Flying With Your Emotional Support Animal
DOT Update: On December 2, 2020, the Department of Transportation announced that it is revising rules around flying with Emotional Support Animals. Airlines will no longer be required to recognize ESAs and provide reasonable accommodation in the flight cabin and/or free of charge. However, Service Animals (including Psychiatric Services Animals), who are trained to perform specific tasks […]
Tele-psychology – Your Solution for Getting An Emotional Support Animal
Table of Contents What is Tele-psychology? The criteria set forth in the federal Fair Housing Act (FHA) provides the allowance for persons with an emotional disability to certify an emotional support dog to provide therapeutic benefits for those who are diagnosed with certain emotional disabilities by a mental health professional. Emotional disabilities are less obvious than physical […]
Legitimate ESA Letters: Don’t Be Fooled, Choose Wisely
If you have a qualifying emotional or mental disorder, then you might benefit by keeping your pet by your side at all times — when you’re traveling, going to the gym, or just relaxing in the comfort of your own home. You might be wondering what kind of documentation you’ll need to have your pet […]
Cope After Losing Emotional Support Animal
How to Cope After Losing Your Emotional Support Animal An emotional support animal (ESA) is a companion. They are animals that has been certified by a medical doctor or medical professional. ESA’s help people who are battling a disability or mental illness. In most cases, ESAs are dogs, but other animals like cats are also […]
Getting an Emotional Support Animal In California
When it comes to obtaining an emotional support animal (ESA) in California, there are a few facts you need to know about the ESA letter process and ESA laws. Table of Contents Emotional Support Animals Emotional support dogs and cats are the usual choices, but there are other animals that can be an ESA in […]
How ESAs Support Veterans
As Americans, when we think of Veteran’s day, we consider it as a time to show our support to the veterans of our country. Emotional support animals are a natural therapeutic method for our veterans suffering from emotional and mental disabilities such as PTSD, social anxiety, and depression. Sometimes the challenges of past military life, […]