Backyard Coops

Waterers

Hens drink a lot and stop laying when water runs out. Raised cups and nipples stay cleaner than open founts. In a cold winter a heated waterer or a heated base saves a lot of ice chipping.

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Hens gathered around a galvanized water fount
Illustration. Photo: Steven L. Johnson, CC BY 2.0

Founts and drinkers

Cup and nipple waterers

Heated waterers and bases

  • Best for a small flock in freezing weatherFarm Innovators HB 60P heated waterer

    A 2 gallon heated plastic waterer that runs on 60 watts.

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  • Best for year round use with a thermostatFarm Innovators 3 gallon heated fountain

    A heated hanging fount with a thermostat.

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  • Best for two water stations in winterFarm Innovators HPF 100 heated fountain 2 pack

    Two heated 3 gallon hanging founts.

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  • Best for very cold wintersPremier 1 all season heated waterer

    A 3 gallon heated waterer that the maker rates for deep cold.

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  • Best for a heated waterer with a funnel fillAPI 3 gallon heated waterer

    A heated waterer with overheating protection and a steel handle.

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  • Best for keeping two founts thawedFarm Innovators heated base 2 pack

    Two heated bases that sit under a waterer.

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  • Best for a galvanized double wall fountFarm Innovators heated base for metal founts

    A 125 watt base made for double wall metal founts.

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  • Best for using the waterer you already ownHarris Farms heated drinker base

    A heated base that sits under a drinker to stop it freezing.

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