“Very quick, personable, and kind. They stay with you end-to-end and help you go through landlord scrutinies. 10/10 recommend.”
Start with a free application for an ESA letter or Psychiatric Service Dog letter evaluation. A Texas-licensed mental health provider completes an individual clinical evaluation, and documentation is issued only when clinically appropriate. We provide evaluation and documentation services. We do not sell, place or train dogs.
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“Very quick, personable, and kind. They stay with you end-to-end and help you go through landlord scrutinies. 10/10 recommend.”
“Very helpful!! Very fast response and made the whole process super easy! Highly recommend using Texas Service Animals!”
“I was referred by a colleague who had an amazing experience and I received the same. Thank you Eddie and team for your support and kindness. I highly recommend!”
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Housing-focused evaluations for Texas residents who may need an Emotional Support Animal letter.
Psychiatric Service Dog evaluations, also commonly searched for as a service dog letter.
We do not sell, place or train Emotional Support Animals or service dogs.
Available by request after a letter is issued; it does not replace the signed provider letter.
ESA letters address disability-related emotional support in housing. PSD evaluations address psychiatric disability needs and the trained tasks performed by a service dog.
A Texas-licensed mental health provider reviews your symptoms, daily functioning, housing concern and the disability-related support your animal provides.
An ESA letter may provide supporting information for a housing accommodation request. Approval is not guaranteed, housing coverage and individual facts matter, and the provider uses independent clinical judgment. Read HUD’s official assistance-animal guidance.
People often search for a service dog letter when they need a Psychiatric Service Dog evaluation. The provider reviews psychiatric symptoms, functional limitations and the disability-related tasks the dog is trained to perform or is preparing to learn.
A provider letter is clinical documentation about the person. It does not train or certify a dog and does not by itself create service-dog status or public-access rights. Under the ADA, a service dog must be individually trained to perform work or tasks related to a disability. Read the official ADA service-animal guidance.
Every paid option begins after the free application and includes an individual evaluation with a Texas-licensed mental health professional.
For one Emotional Support Animal and a Texas housing accommodation request.
For Texas residents with up to three Emotional Support Animals.
For psychiatric disability needs and task-based service dog support.
After a signed ESA or PSD letter is issued, a client may request this optional companion document. It is prepared from the issued documentation and provides a convenient summary of basic information.
The companion document is not government registration, is not legally required, does not certify an animal or create ESA or service-dog status, and does not replace the signed provider letter or PSD task training.
The process is designed to answer questions before payment and keep the clinical decision with the licensed provider.
Tell us whether you need an ESA, multiple ESA or PSD evaluation.
A Texas-licensed mental-health professional completes an individual evaluation.
If clinically appropriate, the provider issues a signed letter through secure digital delivery.
Learn more about ESA letters, housing documentation and Psychiatric Service Dog evaluations.
No. Texas Service Animals provides clinical evaluation and documentation services. We do not sell, place, breed or train Emotional Support Animals or service dogs.
A Texas-licensed mental health provider reviews symptoms, daily functioning, housing concerns and the disability-related support the animal provides. A letter is issued only when clinically appropriate.
We offer Psychiatric Service Dog evaluations, which many people search for as a service dog letter or PSD letter. The evaluation considers psychiatric disability needs and disability-related tasks. A provider letter is clinical documentation about the person; it does not train or certify the dog or independently create public-access rights.
Yes. After an ESA or PSD letter is issued, a client may request an optional Letter Companion Certificate & ID prepared from the issued documentation. It is not government registration, is not legally required, does not certify an animal or create legal status, and does not replace the signed provider letter or PSD task training.
It may provide supporting information for a reasonable accommodation request when a licensed professional documents a qualifying disability-related need. Requests can involve a no-pet rule, pet rent, a pet deposit or pet fees. Housing coverage and individual circumstances still matter, and approval is not guaranteed.
No. Documentation is issued only when the Texas-licensed provider determines that it is clinically appropriate after an individual evaluation.
Choose the evaluation path that fits your needs, ask general questions before payment and continue only when you are ready.
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