Your service dog ID card, rights guide and paperwork — ready in minutes.
Build a printable ID card for your service dog or emotional support animal, get a plain-English guide to your rights in every state and province, and use our templates for landlords, airlines and businesses. One payment, instant access, no expiry.
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One kit, built around your animal
Same price, same materials — the card and guide adapt to whether you have a task-trained service dog or an emotional support animal.
Service dog
Service Dog Kit
For dogs trained to perform tasks for a disability, including psychiatric service dogs.
- Printable ID card with the ADA “two questions” on the back
- Public access, housing & airline guide
- DOT airline form checklist (US) and CTA checklist (Canada)
- Business handout & housing letter
Emotional support animal
ESA Kit
For animals that provide comfort for a disability, backed by a letter from your own clinician.
- Printable ESA ID card
- Housing rights guide — Fair Housing Act & provincial human rights codes
- Accommodation request letters (US & Canada)
- Clinician letter outline to bring to your own provider
Not sure?
Qualification Quiz
Eight quick questions to find out whether your animal fits the service dog or ESA definition — and what you'd need either way.
- Service dog vs ESA explained
- What documents each one needs
- Which rules apply in your location
Everything in one place
Printable ID card
Wallet-size, with your animal's photo. Hand it over instead of arguing — the back lists exactly what staff may ask you.
Rights in every location
ADA, Fair Housing Act and airline rules for the US; CTA rules and every provincial human rights code for Canada.
Letters & templates
Housing accommodation requests, a clinician letter outline, airline checklists and a business handout. Copy, fill in, send.
On your phone
Save the card as a PDF or image to your phone's wallet or photos so it's always with you.
Instant & lifetime
Access the moment you pay. The guide is updated when laws change; your access never expires.
Real support
Questions about your situation? Email us and a person replies within two business days.
Keep your ID card on your phone
The card builder works in your browser. Print it, save it as a PDF, or screenshot it into your phone's wallet or photos. Your name, your animal's details and the photo you upload are never sent to our servers.
Build my cardThree steps, ten minutes
- Choose your kitPick service dog or ESA and your country. Confirm you've read the terms.
- Pay securelyOne-time payment through Stripe in USD or CAD. We never see your card number.
- Build, download, printFill in your card, add a photo, print or save it. Read the guide and grab the templates you need.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a certification or registration?
No. There is no government registry or certification for service animals or ESAs in the US, and Canada has only voluntary provincial programs in BC, Alberta and Nova Scotia. ServiceDogKit is identification and education — it helps you use the rights you already have.
What's the difference between a service dog and an ESA?
A service dog is trained to perform specific tasks for a disability and has public-access rights. An ESA provides comfort by its presence, needs no training, and is protected mainly in housing. Take the quiz to see which fits.
Can my landlord refuse my ESA?
Under the US Fair Housing Act and Canadian human rights codes, landlords must consider a reasonable accommodation request and may ask for a letter from your health professional if your need isn't obvious. The kit includes the request letter and a letter outline for your clinician.
Can I fly with my animal?
In the US, airlines must accept trained service dogs with the DOT form; ESAs fly under pet policies. In Canada, carriers must accept service dogs trained by a specialist with 48 hours' notice; ESAs depend on the carrier. The kit has checklists for both.
Do you write doctor's or therapist's letters?
No. We give you an outline to bring to your own licensed provider. We don't assess disability or arrange clinicians.
Where don't you sell?
Residents of California, Hawaii, Arkansas and Michigan, and anyone outside the US and Canada. See the Terms.
Know your rights before you need them
The types of support dogs
Service dog, psychiatric service dog, ESA, therapy dog — what each is and which rights go with it.
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How to get an ESA — the real steps
What qualifies, who writes the letter, and what to skip.
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ESAs and landlords
How to request an accommodation, what your landlord may ask, and what a clinician's letter should contain.
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