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Please don't follow any advice you get here or elsewhere on the net. Take him to the vet and and let the vet determine what the problem is and prescribe a safe, effective remedy.
Though going to the vet isn't *always* necessary--or the best idea when it comes to nutritional issues, IMHO, I do recommend going there in this case. He'll just keep on suffering if you don't.
Pippin CGC
answered 3 weeks, 6 days ago.
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skin problems rarely heal themselves, could be mange or a really HEAVY case of earmites. Only a vet can tell for certain which kind of mange, if it is mange. There are different tratments for all eventualities. Don't guess, you could actually do harm with the wrong medication.
SUNSHINE
answered 3 weeks, 5 days ago.
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He needs a vet.
They will probably start first by scraping the skin and using a microscope to look for mites.
If it is spreading then it is something the vet needs to treat.
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