What are some treatments for my dog's peeled skin ear tips?

my dog%26#039;s tips of the both ears have these black peeled skins stuck to the tips. Any ideas why? can it be ear mites? i searched and nothing says ear mites causes that situation. there are treatments i%26#039;ve seen online about earmites, but what should i do to treat the tips other than taking him to the vet?|||MANGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! or fly bites \!!!!!! Spray your dog! how hard is it to take care of your animal! I CAN%26#039;T FOR THE LIFE OF ME believe that anyone can let their pets get to this state. Would you let your brother or sister go without.. This is a family member. Or maybe Not????????? With 33% of your vote for the best answers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DA!!!!!!!!! You people need to get a clue! your complainers about byb are the people that have problems with their pet , They are neglected. Sorry toilet paper!|||Take your dog to the vet, I think it might have mange! if you wait until if he loses a lot more hair, then the mange parasites might get under his skin and kill him. It will also cost more at the vets office.





Hope I helped!|||could be. go to your vet...first take a wet paper towel and wipe the ear if its brown or black and chunks come off go to your vet. it could even be like this yeast infection from too much moisture.|||fly bites. get some preventative. usually happens to outside dogs. Vets have the medicine not the grocery store or walmart.|||Here is a similar Q%26amp;A that I found, hope it helps:





Hi, my dog has been having ear trouble lately, and his ear is red with bumps which may be blisters, and they are like peeling, and farther down in his ear, he has brown spots, like scabs but not bleeding. and his ear is a little sensitive. Do you possibly know what it is?





Bumps and scabs on a dog%26#039;s ear may indicate fly bite dermatitis. Biting flies attack the delicate and sparcely haired sking of the ear. The problem is worse in the summer months when flies are plentiful.





Some flies like flesh flies, face flies, houseflies and blowfiles are attracted to blood. Keep your dogs ears and other areas free of blood. Bathe your dog at least weekly. Keep him indoors if possible. Outdoor fans keep many flies away. You can use fly trap bags, called Big Stinkies in my area. Hang them in the far corners of your yard to attract the flies away. Pyrethrin sprays and wipes are safe and partially effective. They must be applied every two to six hours, which is often inconvenient. Horse feed and tack stores often have better products than regular pet shops. I like the pyrethrin barn mister, that sprays an area automatically every fifteen minutes. Holiday and VIP pyrethrin fly ointment works on ear tips.





Bandages trap moisture and make wounds more attractive to the flies, so let wounds breathe. Consider fly masks and light covers to wounds if severe. Most of these flies breed in feces and garbage. Try to find the source and eliminate it.





Many cities have pest control abatement departments which may help clean up your neighbors and other areas.