ESA & Psychiatric Service Animal Guides for Texas Residents
Short, plain-language articles about Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and Psychiatric Service Dogs (PSDs), written by a Texas-licensed mental health professional . Learn your ESA housing rights in Texas , how to avoid scams, and what to expect from a legitimate evaluation.
Use these guides to understand the process first, then start a free evaluation for an ESA or PSD letter if it feels right for you.
Articles about how ESAs work with apartments, pet fees, breed restrictions, and fair housing rules for renters across Texas, including Houston ESA letters, Dallas ESA letters, and San Antonio ESA letters.
Guides for students at Texas A&M, UT Austin, and other schools on bringing an ESA into dorms and campus housing, starting with a Texas-based ESA evaluation.
Clear breakdowns of the difference between Emotional Support Animals and Psychiatric Service Dogs, plus how ADA and airline rules work for Texas residents who rely on assistance animals.
Ready for deeper state-wide information? Learn more on our ESA letters in Texas overview page .
A plain-language explanation of when landlords must consider ESA letters, what documentation they can ask for, the truth about the 30-day myth, and when they can still say no under fair housing rules in Texas.
Read guide →Many renters are surprised to learn that legitimate ESA letters may remove certain pet fees. This guide explains when that applies under the Fair Housing Act and how to talk to your landlord in Texas.
Read guide →Learn the real legal differences between Emotional Support Animals and Psychiatric Service Dogs in Texas, including ADA rules, HUD housing rights, and airline changes that affect how you travel with your animal.
Read full ESA vs PSA guide →Thinking about bringing an ESA to campus housing at Texas A&M, UT Austin, or another Texas school? This guide covers typical ADA / Disability office processes, documentation, and housing expectations.
Read guide →Not every ESA site is run by a licensed clinician in your state. Learn the warning signs of ESA scams so you don’t waste money or end up with a letter your landlord or college can legally reject.
Read guide →Our process is straightforward: complete a free evaluation, meet with a mental health professional, and only pay if you qualify for an ESA or PSA letter that makes sense for your situation.
🐾 Ready to StartStill have questions after reading these guides? Visit our ESA & PSA FAQ page or learn more about the clinician behind Texas Service Animals on our About Us page.
A short, commercial-style video that introduces Texas Service Animals and what we do for ESA and psychiatric service animal evaluations across the state.
A more detailed, educational video that walks through the ESA and PSA process, who qualifies, and how the evaluation works with a Texas-licensed mental health professional.