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Welcome to Connecticut Dog! We are a complimentary quarterly magazine available statewide. We love dogs and we hope you do to! As a pet lifestyle publication, our focus is primarily about our local dog community as we bring together pet owners and their pets, dog businesses, rescue organizations, city shelters,  a variety of animal loving organizations, adoptable dogs, our local animals and wildlife. Click on the magazine above to see the current edition in full. Enjoy!

Communication is Key!

Hello Readers, I’m back for another article! This one is about clear communication with your dog’s stylist. First and foremost, communication goes two ways: it's a dialog not just one sided. Whether you’re a returning client or a new client to a salon, good communication is key to a great and professional relationship. Text provided by : Antonio Cafaro
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Bladder Infections

Bladder infections in dogs are common and occurs when bacteria enters the bladder through the urethra. Although the urine inside the bladder is sterile, the bacteria that gets inside the bladder reproduces and creates a urinary tract infection (UTI). Some dogs may even develop crystals within the bladder. These crystals can form into bladder stones. There are several different types of microscopic crystals that can form but the most popular is struvite crystals. Some crystals can be sharp and cut up the inside of the bladder and urethra causing your dog to bleed when urinating. Needless to say, a bladder infection is painful and often causes abdominal discomfort.
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