Heard the term ESA but not sure what it means? Find out exactly that, and more in our article here. An ESA is an abbreviation for an emotional support animal. It is a companion animal prescribed to a patient suffering from an emotional or mental illness. Several studies have shown the benefits and improved healing of patients who own a pet or who come into frequent contact with animals. An ESA gives comfort, support, love and companionship to its owner. This can help to ease the symptoms of depression, anxiety,…
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