Glad that Science Diet is working for you, but thought I should pass along a cautionary note. If you find that your bulldog has frequent problems with skin or ear infections, you may want to talk to your vet about dietary alternatives. Some of the Science Diet dry food products are stuffed with corn...

You may want to consider visiting a veterinary neurologist. Over the last year I've become more of a fan of veterinary hospitals, and vet practices in the habit of doing referrals to veterinary hospitals, so that you get referred to internal and neurological specialists as needed. Not intending that...

You may have already done this, but if not... I'd suggest contacting the veterinary hospitals in your area to see which one has an on-site physical therapist. While they can't diagnose root cause of problems, then do provide the vets with information about what is currently happening with the muscle...

We've been doing well with our pug on a home-made diet. The specifics shift slightly as her health issues change, but tend to include things like rice (white or brown), pumpkin or squash, brocolli/brocollini, fruit, meat (ground beef, chicken, lamb, etc.), a bit of olive oil, fish oil, and her assor...

Not sure if you are still looking for info since over a month has passed since you asked the question, but just in case... We have a elderly pug with peripheral myelopathy that was also recently started on Bethanechol. I have no way of knowing if our experience is statistically 'typical', but I can ...