Cat Care

You are permitted to own more than one cat for emotional support. However, each emotional support animal must be covered by a genuine ESA letter from a qualified healthcare provider. Also, you must have enough room in your home to comfortably house all of your cats.

There is no specific training needed to be an emotional support cat. ESAs aid their owners simply by being there; they do not service dogs. Without any training, your current cat can be considered an emotional support animal.

There isn't a "best breed" for a cat that offers emotional support. Emotional support animals (ESAs) provide support to their owners in a variety of ways, and the perfect ESA may not be the ideal ESA for another person. Many different kinds of cats make wonderful emotional support animals and develop cherished ties with their owners.