Selenium for nursing doe

[TRAILRIDER]

Both of my recently freshened does are doing great.They are eating like elephants and the babies are growing fast. I do have a question about selenium. I always have questions about selenium!
My doe that has 9 day old triplets is seriously deficient in selenium, her hind feet are getting curved up like elf shoes - again. I plan on giving her selenium tonight 1 cc per 40# sub Q. Do you see any problems with that? I'm afraid if I don't she will be in a bad way soon, she's making ALOT of milk.
My other doe who had a single buckling 16 days ago could use a worming. She's a Togg and gets to looking wormy faster than the other goats. I would be using ivermectin paste. Neither has been wormed since kidding. I know alot of people worm immediately after kidding so I'm pretty sure there would be no problems there. I hate to do too much to the new mothers and try not to stress them at all.

[Alice In TX/MO]

Assuming you've trimmed her hooves and it's actually that she's rocking back on her pasterns, yes, I'd give her BoSe.

[TRAILRIDER]

Yes, Alice she is not overly long in her hooves. I trim everyone regularly, hate to see overgown feet : ) This doe really gets deficient fast. I think its just her make up and the fact that she is a heavy milker.

[Alice In TX/MO]

I have one doe that does that. Needs BoSe more than most.

[Backfourty,MI.]

I would worm both does' too since they haven't been wormed since kidding. Always better to worm them the day they kid because the stress of kidding causes a worm bloom so it's better to worm them than to worry about too much stress, too big a worm burden can kill goats.