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5 Surprising Benefits of Emotional Support Animals
What do emotional support animals do?
1. They Provide Companionship
2. They Give You a Routine
3. You Can Live Anywhere With Your ESA
4. Get Expensive Housing Pet Fees Waived
5. They Support Your Mental Health
How to Get an Emotional Support Animal Letter
The Bottom Line
The benefits of an emotional support animal are considerable. Learn more about how an ESA can help you.
Any pet lover attests to their animal, bringing them unbridled love and joy. Emotional support animals (ESAs) provide comfort and companionship to their owners. Many mental health practitioners understand the value and therapeutic benefits of animals.
Interacting with animals decreases cortisol levels (the stress hormone), combats feelings of loneliness, boosts happy hormones, and supports us through feelings of depression and anxiety. ESAs can be dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, pigs, guinea pigs, gerbils, and even reptiles.
What is an Emotional Support Animal?
An ESA is a companion animal who offers support and companionship to owners navigating mental health difficulties. Unlike service dogs who are trained to perform a functional task in relation to their owner's disability, ESAs offer comfort and support. Their presence provides many therapeutic mental health benefits and offers owners certain legal rights that we’ll discuss below.
What do emotional support animals do?
ESAs offer their owners companionship and comfort. Their physical and emotional presence has healing benefits and can help owners with anxiety disorders, phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and depression.
Here we explore five surprising benefits of ESAs and detail how you can qualify for an ESA letter.
All Pets Come with OFFICIAL Emotional Support ID Card
Major Benifits of owning an emotional support pet
1. They Provide Companionship
Animals are sentient beings who can feel and express love. ESAs provide their owners with companionship. Their presence can diminish feelings of loneliness and fear and give owners a sense of connection, purpose, and calm. Feeling the love of emotional support animals can enhance our mental and emotional state.
2. They Give You a Routine
ESAs give their owners a great sense of purpose and establish a routine. Whether walking your emotional support dog, planning feeding schedules, or spending quality time together, animals give owners a solid routine. Research has highlighted the strong links between predictable, repetitive patterns and their calming, anxiety-busting effects.
3. You Can Live Anywhere With Your ESA
ESAs also offer owners many legal perks concerning housing. ESAs and their owners have housing rights as per the Fair Housing Act (FHA), even when specific buildings or complexes do not allow pets. To qualify for ESA concessions, owners must get a special ESA letter from a licensed therapist stating that their presence is vital for the owner’s wellbeing. The ESA letter is then sent to landlords who cannot unfairly discriminate against their right to have an ESA.
Did You Know?
Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) are exempt from pet rent, deposits, and fees with a valid ESA letter.
4. Get Expensive Housing Pet Fees Waived
Since ESAs are not classified as traditional pets and are instead seen as assistance animals, standard fees for pets can be waived. Having an ESA letter results in significant financial savings regarding pet housing fees and additional charges for specific breeds.
5. They Support Your Mental Health
ESAs support various mental health conditions, including anxiety, bipolar, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, panic disorder, agoraphobia, and social anxiety. They have even been used for veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder. ESAs support mental health in many ways:
They reduce stress levels.
They facilitate social connection and reduce feelings of loneliness
They give owners purpose and routine and build their levels of self-efficiency.
They lower social anxiety and enhance outside networks.
They provide companionship, comfort, and support.