10 month old goat has gone completely blind. Can he still have quality of life?

Thank you so very much Karen, MellonFriend & 21 Goaties. We are so grateful for your helpful suggestions and kindness. Really means a lot to us all the way over here in Australia. We will keep persevering with the worm treatment, electrolytes etc and get a bell for our boy’s sited sister ☺. Sadly the vet did say he is permanently blind @ 21Goaties and the he did give him an injection of antibiotics to try to reverse the infection in his eyes however, the vet feels it wouldn’t change things, we wanted him to try anyway. We just feel so sad because the vet came out just 3 weeks ago on his rounds and said how healthy and happy our 5 goats looked. How fast things can change 😔. I’m so happy we have found this supportive forum, even be it under these unfortunate circumstances. Thank you for giving us hope. Belinda. 🌷

I had a blind horse that lived into his late 20's early 30's (rescue so didn't know exact age). Blind animals can have a completely normal life and be happy. Just keep the water in the same location and spend time teaching him where things are located. Safe fencing and I agree a buddy with a bell and he will be fine.

Here are pics showing my old horse having a normal life and I used to do demos with him at shows to raise awareness. The only thing he didn't like was the wheel carts at parades. They rattled and made too much noise for him to understand what it was , so we didn't do any more parades when we found that out. He could smell the barn cat way before any of us could see him too!

I had him all vocally trained too. If I said easy up it meant the ground was starting up hill slow but if I said up up up it meant a big step. Same with easy down and down down down.