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Heated Poultry Nipple Waterer

Heated Poultry Nipple Waterer — 3 Gallon

Frozen waterers are canceled. The Heated Poultry Nipple Waterer keeps clean water flowing in real winter—down to −20°F—so you’re not out there with a kettle like it’s 1895. Detachable cord for warm months, secure lid for slosh control, and drip-catch nipples so the coop doesn’t turn into a splash pad.

Who It’s For

Cold-climate keepers, neat freaks who hate muddy lips and soggy litter, and anyone who wants one waterer that works all year.

What It Does / Why It Works

  • Built-in heat: Internal heater keeps water moving to −20°F—no frozen lines, no drama.

  • All-season smart: Detachable cord unplugs for summer.

  • Clean delivery: Recessed drip-catch nipples reduce mess and keep water cleaner.

  • Easy refills: Improved hinged quick-fill cap fits a garden hose—no lid juggling.

  • No-spill carry: Secure, interlocking lid + heavy-duty handle for hauling and hanging.

Size & Specs

  • Capacity: 3 gallons

  • Heat: Internal, rated to −20°F

  • Cord: Detachable for non-winter use

  • Drinking: Nipple system with recessed drip catch

  • Fill: Hinged quick-fill cap (hose-friendly)

How to Use / Keeper Playbook

  1. Hang or place level at chest height for your birds.

  2. Plug in during freezing weather; unplug and remove cord in warm seasons.

  3. Top off via the quick-fill cap; keep nipples clear of bedding.

  4. Check cord and seals periodically; clean with mild detergent as needed.

Shipping & Timing

Ships with your farm-supply order. If your cart includes print-on-demand gear, those items ship separately.

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