Fawn can not open eyes

Had a set of very small twins born this morning. One appears normal but tiny the other looks premature, short hair, wrinkly skin, awkward legs, white tipped hooves, and eyes that won't open. I tried to pry the eyes open but gave up in fear of damaging the eyes. I have raised over 500 fawns and this is the first time this has happened. My question: is this a birth defect or premature. The doe raised two healthy fawns last year. I am bottle feeding the one with eye problems and he is sucking fine and does well stimulating to go to the bathroom. I shined a flashlight at his eyes and he seems sensitive to the light. I gave some Vit A, Bo-Se this morning. Anyone ever have this problem and how did it turn out?

Talked to the vet and he said to pry them apart with alot of pressure. Sure enough got them open. Actually had another fawn yesterday that had the same thing happen. Not sure what's going on this year. Never had this happen in 8 years and then two back to back.

This ones ears are bent about half way but seems to see fine now and is taking bottle really well. His twin sister seems to be doing ok with mom.

Thanks Scott! Are you saying they can conceive on different cycles or in the same cycle. I know in the wild does are usually bred by several different bucks and can have twins with different sires. I have never heard of a doe coming into heat again after already conceiving.