Will bring a couple of doses of eprinex so you can do both of them.
You could do a pooled sample if you're confident you've got some from both of them... bag piles separately and then put them in to your vet for checking... I think the pooling normally covers up to 10 goats so if you can get several samples you should be confident that you've got some from each of them.
As for being shaggy coated - it's that time of year with the moult. A good bath on a nice day may loosen some of the scurfy detritus from the winter and freshen her up. You could also look at maybe giving her some of the horse build up mashes to put a bit of extra weight on. Really hoping she picks up for you through the next couple of weeks so you can enjoy the summer together!
PHB, I've only just seen this. I was giving them apple chaff until they both decided they didn't like it. Is alfalfa different? I'll get some if it's likely to help.
She looks happier although she still in incredibly thin. She's been a bit off her food while it's been so hot but still eating a good bucket of fruit and veg from my friendly local shopkeeper and most of her concentrates. I'm also adding molasses to try to give her some more energy and yesterday I saw the two of them play fighting through the hurdles, which cheered me up.Her eye is almost back to normal although still looks a bit puffy. It'll probably look better once she has hair round it again.
My only worry with her now is that she is getting bald patches on her body although still has most of her winter coat. The patches are covered in what looks to me like cradle cap for anyone who has had babies. It scrapes off very easily. I was looking at it today and the hair comes out with very little pulling so it seems to be off at the roots. Any ideas?
AS I recall you have wormed her with pour on wormer, so that would have got rid of any mites. However, it is possible she had some which have been killed off and the bare patches are where the mites had damaged the hair follicles. In some animals you find that pour on wormer causes dandruff, and that could be the "cradle cap" that you are now seeing.