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Any size or breed of Cat can be an Emotional support, Therapy Cat or Assistance Cat, Emotional support & Therapy cats do not have to be professionally-trained to perform any task.
A Therapy cat is a certified pet that’s trained to help people in medically beneficial ways. They’re often used in nursing homes, schools, retirement homes, hospices, and other human service care facilities. Therapy cats can help people cope with anxiety, illness, and disorders by providing companionship, relieving loneliness, and sometimes helping with depression and certain phobias. They can also help people emotionally and physically by reducing stress, anxiety, and increasing their mobility.
Therapy cats are often calm and mild-mannered, and can stay calm during stressful periods or medical emergencies. They’re also relatively low-maintenance, and sleep up to 18 hours a day, making them ideal snuggling partners for those who aren’t able to be very active.
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT CATS PROVIDES COMFORT
An emotional support animal can be of many species, including cats. An emotional support animal or ESA does not require any special training. An ESA is there to provide a person with an emotional or mental disability the support they need to live a normal or better life.
Cats can be beneficial as an emotional support animal as some breeds of felines are very human orientated. This means they love to spend time with their human companion. Some of these cat breeds include the Persian, the Ragdoll, the Abyssinian, the Burmese, the Maine Coon and the Exotic Shorthair. However, that doesn’t mean a mixed breed feline (Moggy) cannot be just as loyal and dedicated to their human.
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT CAT REGISTRATION
Although it is not required by law to register your feline as an ESA, some people choose to do so for its many benefits. These include having access to custom ID cards, certificates and even vests to identify the cat as an ESA.
A companion cat is a domestic cat that is kept as a companion animal in the home. Companion animals are considered family and have more legal protections than other animals. The ASPCA defines companion animals as domesticated animals that can meet their physical, emotional, behavioral, and social needs in the home. Companion cats improve mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Cats are not legally recognized as “service animals”. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) only allows dogs and miniature horses to be considered legal service animals. However, some people refer to cats that are trained to perform tasks as “service cats”. and often referred to instead as “assistance cats”. These cats can alert their owners to medical emergencies, help people with epilepsy, or calm people with PTSD. They can also help people with disabilities navigate, reach objects, and walk more easily even reported to detect seizures, migraines even blood sugar and more.
Our Customized Physical & Digital ID Cards give you and your cat credibility by clearly stating that your cat is a registered Emotional Support Cat Or Therapy cat. This ID Badge features your cat’s OR Owner photo along with State of registration so you can easily inform businesses as well as others of your rights wherever you may be.
Partial List For Emotional Cat Qualifications
Anxiety Depression Bipolar disorder Mood disorder Fear/phobias Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Suicidal Thoughts/Tendencies Adjustment Disorders Generalized anxiety disorder Social anxiety disorder Panic disorder Post-traumatic stress disorder Separation anxiety Dissociative Disorders Factitious Disorders Eating Disorders Impulse-Control Disorders Mental Disorders Due to a General Medical Condition Neurocognitive Disorders Mood Disorders Neurodevelopmental Disorders Personality Disorders Psychotic Disorders Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders Sleep Disorder Stress Somatoform Disorders Substance Related Disorders.
Studies have shown real health benefits for those living with pets, including:
lower cholesterol lower blood pressure lower triglyceride reduced stress levels reduced feelings of loneliness better mental health increased activity more opportunities for exercise more time spent outdoors (for cat owners especially) more opportunities for socialization
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Instantly Available With Or Without Photo & Searchable Optional Physical Cards USA & CANADA
Instantly Available With Or Without Photo & Searchable Optional Physical Cards USA & CANADA
Instantly Available With Or Without Photo & Searchable Optional Physical Cards USA & CANADA
