I learned how to keep the sheep from panicking when I start working on them -- I closed all four sheep and myself into a very small fenced area (about 4'x4') and let the sheep fight over one grain bucket. While they were tussling over whose head got to be in the bucket, I would grab a sheep, stuff dewormer in its mouth, and let it go back to the food fight. So basically, none of the sheep knew I was deworming anyone else. Sheep are stupid.
The bill came in for the two emergency day calls from the vet. The emergency visits were each $70. The first visit included a selinium shot for Toby, which was about $6. Compared with regular small animal vet bills, I'm not unhappy at all.
My upgrade for my MDI Goat Manager software came yesterday. The upgrade uninstall/reinstall fixed the problem with saving and transferring kid records. My Biology of the Goat CD also came, but I haven't had time to really play with it yet.
