Horizontal Drip-Catch Nipples
Water nipples for chickens, ducks and other poultry. Side-facing with drip-catch design to reduce moisture build-up in the coop.
Simple to modify a square bucket, round bucket or PVC pipe systems for use with these nipples.
Instructions/Diagrams:
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Specs
- Capacity: gravity flow
- Size: 1.25"D x 1.25"W x 1.25"H
- Suited for: adults
- Number of birds: 6
- Waterfowl: yes
Also use as replacement nipples for Premier’s Heated Poultry Waterer.
How to Use
Set the watering system (whether bucket or PVC system) at just above head height for the birds. They should stretch slightly to drink.
Precautions
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Mark V from Iowa
I tried this product on laying hens about 9 months of age. I called into Premier prior to ordering to ask if the drip catch nipples could be used, connected to the average water line. With an affirmative answer, I purchased and installed the nipples. By the second day a drop in feed consumption was noticed, no eggs the morning of the third day, so other water was made available which the hens quickly drank. My view is that the nipple is just too hard to push or peck to get water under a waterline pressure of 35 lbs or more.
Tom K from Wisconsin
Worked like magic. We showed one chick how to use it and within hours they are all using the nipples.
I did use some pipe joint thread tape around the screw to get a tight leakproof seal.
Jereme B from Michigan
These are excellent! Drill the hole the correct size, turn them in and fill the container with water. No leaks! I used a salt tank from a water softener. 30 gallons of water for fifty birds. These are the best and the price is great.
Don R from Florida
Very easy to install. No water wasted.
Cheryl H from Florida
Can't rate yet. I've purchased this product for future use with chicks arriving in April. However, they come highly recommended from a friend.
