Abstract
Animals have long been used in the service of people with various disabilities and provide more than companionship. This article synthesizes current literature and recommendations regarding service and therapy animals in healthcare settings and explains how nurses can help accommodate care of service or therapy animals during outpatient care and acute inpatient admissions.
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