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Problem—Too close to bedding
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Birds may race past or to a waterer leaving disturbed litter in their wake. It doesn’t take long for this to find its way into a water trough.
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Solution—Chick Stand
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Elevate the waterer with a Chick Stand, a wood block or use a QuickClean waterer that has legs. This raises it above the bedding, reducing material flicked into troughs.
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Problem—Filthy beaks
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Taking a drink from a trough, a bite of feed and back to the trough distributes feed matter into the water, making a sludge.
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Solution—Bucket Nipple Waterer
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The nipples on the Bucket Nipple Waterer only allow water out and nothing in! The water flows in only one direction. Provides fresh, clean water to the flock. Easy to fill from the top.
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Problem—Bored waterfowl
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Our ducks love swimming, and if no other "play area" is offered, they’ll make one out of their drinking water.
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Solution—Premier’s FootBath
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Offer a "swimming hole" using a kiddie pool or Premier’s SureFoot™ FootBath. This reduces chances that waterfowl will swim in their drinking water. Another option would be our No-Mess Automatic Poultry Drinker which restricts full body access to water.
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