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• Why do you need a doctor's note?

  In order to prove that an animal is an emotional support animal, you may be asked to provide documentation from a licensed professional (doctor, psychiatrist, or other mental health professional) stating that the animal is an essential part of treatment for a disability. A landlord or business may ask you to provide a doctor’s note or they could deny you and your emotional support animal. All airlines require the letter.

  Regardless of whether you are asked to show a doctor’s letter, it is very helpful to have one on file just in case.

  • Call to see if you qualify for a risk-free consultation or just to ask us a question about the process.
  • A doctor in our network may be able to prescribe an emotional support animal with only one phone call
  • You don’t pay anything unless the mental health professional approves you
  • There’s absolutely no risk to you, so give us a call!

• Living with animals

  Landlords are required to make a reasonable accommodation for a person who requires an emotional support animal that allows that person to live with the animal, even if the landlord has a no-pet policy. However, the landlord may require written documentation that the animal is truly a prescribed emotional support animal.

• Traveling with animals

  In early 2021 the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced new rules that no longer require airlines to recognize emotional support animals (ESAs). As of today, every major airline has banned emotional support animals, treating them as regular pets. However, Psychiatric Service Animals fly for free.

  Find out if you qualify now.