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Quote: LOL, I must be just like him, I do the same with the dog when he looks at me with those big brown eyes....(he must be starving right to death...) Blessings, Laura

Quote: Oh no problem, I know we all want was is best for us and we all love our chickens!! Thank you for clarifying that, it was kind of you.

Quote: I too have noticed that my chickens will drink out of mud puddles and standing water when I let them out of the coop, and I've worried that they don't get enough through the nipples. I think that's normal. But I've also noticed that they were fine when I left them confined to their...

Quote: Neil, I know you sell these nipples and I agree with you. If I were running a commercial poultry farm, I would use nipple waterers to maintain cleanliness. But I dont. I have a backyard flock. I dont have to run it as a commercial business. I have the ability to keep 7 chickens...

jmagill, I am not saying that the nipple waterers did not have their advantage, because cleanliness is VERYY important to me. I will ALWAYS use them for chicks. However, I do feel they were not drinking as much with the nipple waterers than with the traditional waterer. Yes, I had good egg...

With the winter here, I have decided it will be easier to get a galvanized waterer with a heated base instead of using the nipple waterers. I could keep my water from freezing with my nipple waterer, but the nipples were not always un-frozen. A drop would freeze here & there & they would lock...