Baby Goat attacked, very sick

The baby is about 3lbs...it's a black Bengal, they're a bit smaller than NDs....the cat is a just a mixed breed domestic, only 9 lbs...he's very gentle(everyone's favourite),neutered and doesn't catch mice, birds etc..but unfortunately has something for goats

 

The wounds are scabbed now... should I take the scabs off gently? They don't look swollen/ red..iv been flushing them with the iodine....
She's completely lost control of her legs...can hardly stand or nurse just flops over. Iv been giving her electrolytes through syringe.
I did give the penicillin so I'll continue that... second shot due in a few hours...but she doesn't seem to have fever now. Also, her head keeps tilting towards her side...is it possible she suffered from nerve damage or something from the attack?

 

Thanks for the advice everyone....I'm doing my best to do everything suggested. As it happens, I have two exams tomorrow too so..things are pretty hectic
I gave her baking soda in case of fks...but should I withhold milk too? She's eager to nurse if held up to her mother. She last nursed several hours ago..as of now I'm just giving electrolyte.
Also gave the vit b...will give every 6 hours now. I don't have banamine ( couldn't find it anywhere)...but I gave her meloxicam few hours ago with the dose suggested by someone here.

 

Also, I do have dexamethasone....if I should give it as suggested for listeriosis/polio...what is the dose?

 

I did give her the sel+e supplement yesterday when she showed signs of leg trouble..she was also given it at birth(1week ago) as far as I know. Don't really have the A,D separately..but I do have a multivitamin+ amino acids injection. Should I try that?

 

Thank you!..will try it, I have loads of those cod liver supplements at home

 

Ok thank you. She just nursed again now. Like I said in a previous post, the cattle vet has been transferred and the small animal vet won't see goats. It's a town so, we don't have any other cattle vet than that one in the government hospital... and now he's been transferred too..
But I did try to get stronger antibiotics from the small animal vet...he didn't have the generic of draxxin, nuflor or banamine but he did give ceftriaxone ( rocephin) and said to use only as a last resort ( any other antibiotic not working). He's also the one who gave meloxicam for pain.

 

Update: I may be too hopeful but I do think she's doing a bit better! She was able to stand up and sit on her own today... yesterday she kept dropping down and screaming till someone lifted her back. Also, shes started crying out whenever she gets hungry.
However...I do believe she might have had a bit too much milk as I was allowing her to nurse after tying up mom...so she might have nursed too long. She's been scouring with very soft yellow poop for a while so iv kept her on electrolytes only today. Is there anything else I can do? Thanks again.

 

Thank you! I'll keep watching for a bit then. Im hoping she makes it..iv grown rather fond of her and named her Ianthe as she wasn't named(owners like the name)
She's a beauty..(but I may be partial as she was sired by my buck)