Keep your poultry hydrated with less daily maintenance using this 10L Automatic Poultry Waterer. Designed for chickens, ducks, and other backyard birds, this automatic watering system delivers a steady water supply through five easy-access drinking cups while helping reduce spills and wasted water.
Perfect for backyard coops and small poultry farms, this durable poultry drinker helps save time while ensuring your birds always have clean water available throughout the day.
Automatic water refill system – Drinking cups refill automatically as water is used, reducing the need for constant manual refilling.
Large 10L water capacity – Provides plenty of water for chickens and other poultry, helping keep birds hydrated for longer periods.
5 easy-access drinking cups – Double-row cup design allows multiple birds to drink comfortably at the same time.
Built-in auto-stop function – Helps prevent overflow and unnecessary water waste for cleaner and more efficient coop management.
Durable polypropylene construction – Strong, lightweight material designed for long-lasting outdoor poultry use.
Simple setup and maintenance – Easy to install, clean, and refill, making it suitable for both beginner and experienced poultry keepers.
Spend less time refilling water and more time caring for your flock. This automatic poultry waterer provides a practical and reliable hydration solution for backyard chickens and small poultry setups.
Specifications:
• Capacity: 10 Litres
• Material: Polypropylene
• Dimensions: 46 x 33 x 24 cm
• Drinking Cups: 5 Cups (Double Row Design)
• Colour: White with Red Cups & Caps
Package Includes:
1 x Automatic Poultry Waterer
Please Note:
• Minor size variations may occur due to manual measurement
• Product colour may vary slightly depending on screen settings and lighting
Returns, Refunds & Replacements
Products received faulty, damaged, or not as described are eligible for return, refund, or replacement in accordance with Australian Consumer Law. Please ensure the product suits your needs before purchasing.
