OverEZ Chicken Waterer

The OverEZ Chicken Waterer holds 12 gallons of water and eliminates daily maintenance by providing clean water for up to a month! Our no-waste, drip-free nipples allow 3 chickens to drink at one time. The OverEZ Chicken Waterer is durable, made to last, and comes equipped with a power cord access port.

Clean, Convenient Watering Solutions for Healthy Chickens

• Holds 12 Gallons
• Indoor and Outdoor Waterer. No Waste Design
• Eliminates Daily Maintenance By Providing Clean Water For Up to a Month!

Instructions for Use and Training Chickens:

• Remove lid and add 1½ cups of raw, organic apple cider vinegar or add a poultry water protector (optional).
• Fill with 12 gallons of water and replace the lid, ensuring a secure fit.
• Remove all other water sources and gather chickens around the waterer.
• Tap nipples until water fills the cup (red color naturally attracts chickens). When one chicken begins drinking, others will follow.
• Check water levels every 4 weeks and refill as needed. Discard any stale water before refilling.
• Blocks or bricks may be placed under the feeder to accommodate your chickens’ feeding height preferences.

• Remove lid and add 1½ cups of raw, organic apple cider vinegar or add a poultry water protector to prevent algae (optional)

Product Information:

Dimensions

• 22 3/4" L x 12 1/2" D x 16 1/4" H

Product Features:

Power Cord Access Port

• Prevents freezing with accessories, such as de-icers and circulation pumps. The innovative opening allows easy access for power cords. 

No More Hanging Your Waterer

• No more daily water bucket cleaning and filling - Your waterer can be placed directly on the ground for refilling and cleaning. 

Stay Clean Design

• A fully-sealed design prevents chickens from soiling water, which saves time and conserves water.

DURABLE & MADE TO LAST

• Constructed with UV-protected, food-safe, BPA-free, recyclable plastic. 

3 DRINKING STATIONS

• No-waste, drip-free nipples allow 3 chickens to drink at one time.

Refill Guidelines:

• 3-5 CHICKENS Every 4-6 weeks
• 6-11 CHICKENS Every 2-3 weeks
• 12-15 CHICKENS Every 1-2 weeks