Jun 24, 2012 #1 Dylan6 In the Brooder 8 Years Oct 27, 2011 68 2 39 Illinois Does anyone have any idea how to get heated waterers, I do have electricity.
Jun 24, 2012 #2 galanie Treat Dispenser No More 13 Years Aug 20, 2010 7,959 399 421 Ruffin, NC Many use one of those dog bowls that are heated.
Jun 24, 2012 #3 chfite Crowing 12 Years Jun 7, 2011 2,171 132 276 Taylors, SC I use a bird bath heater. Submersible, comes on at one temperature, goes off at another, preset. Drop it in the water, plug it in, and forget it. Metal housing, metal shroud on the cable, durable. Chris
I use a bird bath heater. Submersible, comes on at one temperature, goes off at another, preset. Drop it in the water, plug it in, and forget it. Metal housing, metal shroud on the cable, durable. Chris
Jun 26, 2012 Thread starter #4 Dylan6 In the Brooder 8 Years Oct 27, 2011 68 2 39 Illinois galanie said: Many use one of those dog bowls that are heated. Click to expand... for the dog bowls do i use nipple waterers or just have them drink out of it?
galanie said: Many use one of those dog bowls that are heated. Click to expand... for the dog bowls do i use nipple waterers or just have them drink out of it?
Jun 26, 2012 #5 Bullitt Crowing 8 Years Jan 16, 2012 2,380 462 251 Texas They just drink out of the bowl, which has a heater on the bottom. Here is an example. http://www.wayfair.com/Farm-Innovat...PA49-FNN1011&gclid=CJz1y4vX7LACFSdjTAod0DY1tQ
They just drink out of the bowl, which has a heater on the bottom. Here is an example. http://www.wayfair.com/Farm-Innovat...PA49-FNN1011&gclid=CJz1y4vX7LACFSdjTAod0DY1tQ
Jun 26, 2012 #6 zstewart123 In the Brooder 7 Years Jan 30, 2012 37 1 24 St Amant ,Louisiana its 102 here today so my thought is to leave it outside
Jun 26, 2012 Thread starter #7 Dylan6 In the Brooder 8 Years Oct 27, 2011 68 2 39 Illinois Thank you bullitt
Jun 26, 2012 #8 Bullitt Crowing 8 Years Jan 16, 2012 2,380 462 251 Texas You are welcome, Dylan6. I hope this is to prepare for fall and winter weather. I can't imagine why you would need to heat drinking water during the summer.
You are welcome, Dylan6. I hope this is to prepare for fall and winter weather. I can't imagine why you would need to heat drinking water during the summer.
Jun 26, 2012 Thread starter #9 Dylan6 In the Brooder 8 Years Oct 27, 2011 68 2 39 Illinois No i don't need it now but I don't have my chickens yet so I am just trying to think of some things that i will need
No i don't need it now but I don't have my chickens yet so I am just trying to think of some things that i will need
Jun 26, 2012 #10 1muttsfan Up Northerner 13 Years Mar 26, 2011 22,941 13,233 927 Upper Peninsula Michigan I use a metal heated base that you set a metal waterer on, it works great.