People should certainly be more aware that service dogs are on duty and should not be treated like regular pets.

Not looking to start a war here; however, as an owner of a service dog 🐕‍🦺 it NEVER CEASES to amaze me the number of unattended children, and yes adults too, that try and pet my dog when his leash CLEARLY SAYS DO NOT PET. I said all that to say this, like everything else in life we must take ownership of our actions as they do come with consequences.

Unfortunately ESAs are generally no longer allowed on flights. Please see this article for more details: https://esadoctors.com/how-to-fly-with-a-dog-travel-guide/

U.S. Airlines no longer accept ESA’s in cabin.

1. We do not sell “certificates” of any kind. 2. ESAs are no longer allowed on flights. 3. ESAs have never had the right to be in stores. Any ESA owner claiming they have the right to bring an ESA to a store like Walmart is mistaken. 4. We don’t issue certificates or ESA letters – we connect clients to licensed healthcare professionals that are able to independently provide ESA letters for qualifying clients.

We recommend you check with the airline you are flying on to see what restrictions they have on ESA size. You can read more about the DOT’s guidelines on ESAs here: https://esadoctors.com/new-airline-rules-emotional-support-animals/

ESAs with valid documentation are allowed to fly for free on flights to/from the US.