I'd give them gentle warm baths daily to help keep them
hydrated, if they will take water from a dropper from you I'd do that too. Or a diluted Pedialyte solution.
I'd also order or buy if available right away Acidopholiz. You can get it here:
http://www.bug-de-lite.com/Products Page.html
My beardies LOVE the taste of the acidopholiz. You will want to put it in a plastic syringe, so you may want to order some of those if you don't have any. The one in the bottle is glass and if yours love the taste of it as much as mine, they might bite it and break the glass one. I got scared the first time I gave it and started using a plastic syringe. Give them the Acidopholiz in the evenings and keep their tank warm, if you can get a ceramic heat emitter I'd do that. That helps the Acidopholiz work and keep the good bacteria going in their body.
What substrate do you have them on? How are you cleaning their tank? I strongly recommend the following cleaner, it is a lifesaver for me as well as many others on this forum (not just for use when they are ill either)
http://www.reptiza.net/beardeddragon.co/index.php?route=product/product&path=73&product_id=249
If you don't get this, then use either steam cleaner that gets to 165 degrees or a 10% ammonia solution and make sure it is rinsed thoroughly from your enclosure and you cannot detect any fumes.
If you have sand, I'd dispose of it ASAP. Not only could it lead to impaction (could be deadly) it is
impossible to clean of the coccidia parasite and pinworms out of it.
I would use paper towel while they they still have any counts of coccidia and pinworm. I would take out any decor from the tank. Any branches and wood should be cleaned and baked in an oven at 250 for at least 25 minutes (I did mine for 30). Don't put them back in until after they have a clear fecal. Use disposable cardboard boxes for basking and hides. Any pooh should be cleaned out immediately and the area cleaned with steam, the professional cleaner or ammonia.
Any crickets that come in contact with pooh should be disposed of immediately. They are not safe to feed them and will just lead to reinfection. I know it sounds like a waste of a cricket, but you cannot sanitize them and they will reinfect your dragon. To minimize the chances of pooh and crickets at the same time, I have taken to letting the dragons warm up in the morning, giving them a
bath (which they almost always 99.9% of time pooh in their
bath). Take them out of the
bath immediately so they are not swimming in pooh, but the nice thing is you just have a small
bath tub to clean vs. a whole tank. Then after they have warmed up a while you can feed them crickets and they have already pooped so the chances of crickets running in poop are small.
Also, I ordered Phoenix worms, which are high in lauric acid which apparently are natural fighters of coccidia. You can order them from Phoenixworm.com. or mulberryfarms.com
My babies were not too into eating until I got the Acidopholiz. Once I got that, then wow what a difference.
I know I wrote a book... I just have been dealing with the whole coccidia issue myself and after weeks of cleaning etc (a course of Albon and then Toltrazuril) we are finally at a point where I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I am expecting their next fecal check to be clear!
Hope it helps!