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Use nipple drinkers for a clean drink. Small push-operated water nipple suitable for poultry and rabbits. 1/8" Nipples NPT Thread - Nipples can be installed directly into any plastic or alkathene pipes or the base of recycled plastic containers or drums. Very light action, closed by water pressure only. Designed for gravity feed only. NOT suitable for high-pressure mains. No spring or O-ring. Length app. 4cm. Plastic body with a stainless steel pin. How To InstallSimply use a 9mm drill bit and make a small hole in the bottom of your chosen water container. The hole needs to be just smaller than the threaded bit on the nipple. Self screw into the bottom of the container. Advisable to seal around with sealer. Using water nipples helps to reduce water spills where disease would live and breed under open water dishes. Tips for training chooks onto nipples The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water!When you have installed the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3-4 chooks per nipple.

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Using water nipples helps to reduce water spills and disease. Very small push-operated water stainless steel nipple. 1/8" NPT Thread. Very light action, closed by water pressure only. Designed for gravity feed only - please note not suitable for high-pressure mains. No spring or O-ring. Length app. 4cm.  Quality manufacture by Monoflow. Installation Options The s/s Monoflow nipples can be installed into 15mm or 20mm PVC pipe.  Nipples can be installed directly into any plastic alkathene pipe (15-20mm) or the base of recycled plastic containers or drums.  Simply use a 9mm drill bit and make a small hole in the bottom of your chosen water container. The hole needs to be just smaller than the threaded bit on the nipple. Self screw into the bottom of the container. Advisable to seal around with sealer. Using water nipples helps to reduce water spills where disease would live and breed under open water dishes. Tips for training chooks onto nipples  The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water!When you have installed the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3 to 4 chickens per nipple.

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Chicks are quick to learn how to use nipples. Great design, simple to set up, easy to clean, can be mounted to the side of a brooder, through wire mesh or sits comfortably on top of your Comfort heat plate or Brinsea Ecoglow brooder. Experts recommend approx 5 to 10-day old chicks per drinker nipple. Hinged top makes it easy to check the water level and top up as required. Bottle holder available separately. These drinkers are also suitable for use with rabbits.

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12L hanging drinker bucket with nipple system. High quality, Heavy-duty, UV proof construction imported from Holland. Are you always struggling to keep your chooks water clean and healthy? Do you want clean disease-free water on demand for your birds this new drinking bucket with nipples is the solution! Many drinking systems use open and exposed water, but the water is often quickly fowled. What are the advantages of this new innovative drinking system? Your poultry touch the nipples which then immediately drops clean, healthy and hygienic water directly into their beak. The bucket has three high-quality drinking nipples with filters.  The filters ensure that the nipples cannot be clogged with dirt and will not leak or drip, keeping the area clean and dry. You will not have to change the water every day, saving you a lot of time! The sturdy handle and top lid make topping up a simple chore, even the kids can manage. The drinking bucket has a capacity of 12 litres and is a complete system with three nipples and filters, supplied with a hanging cord, hook and suspension set. Poultry should drink with a straight neck, with the included suspension set you can easily adjust the height. Tip: Regularly remove nipples and wash in hot water to prevent blockages. Bucket drinker is designed to service approx. 10 adult hens (e.g. 6 x hens x 12 Litres of water = 4 days supply approx).  Some assembly required.Download Assembly Manual

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This drinker fits below a bucket or a container with a thick base. We recommend approx. 1 drinker per 2 to 3 chickens. (e.g. a flock of 6 hens will require approx. 2 to 3 lubing cups). The drinker works on a similar principle to nipple drinkers, although is designed for use specifically for poultry and game (not rabbits or mischievous parrots that like to chew). The device requires a low-pressure gravity feed supply via a header tank, drum or bucket. (no greater than 400mm of head). Alternatively, the cups can be attached directly to any container with a reasonably thick base so can be drilled and threaded. The drinker has a tapered thread, so will self tighten as threaded into your container. Tips for training chooks onto nipples  The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. So just to be perfectly clear, to teach your birds to use the nipples, remember golden rule...Remove all other sources of water! When installing the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 1-3 chooks per nipple.

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This drinker fits directly into the side of a bucket or tank. We recommend approx. 1 drinker per 2 to 3 chickens. (e.g. a flock of 6 hens will require approx. 2 to 3 lubing cups). The drinker works on a similar principle to nipple drinkers, although is designed for use specifically for poultry and game (not rabbits or parrots that chew). The device requires a low-pressure gravity feed supply via a header tank, drum or bucket. (no greater than 400mm of head).  The elbow is designed to fit the drinker directly into the side of your own water supply bucket or tank.

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Handy little drinker for hens and chicks. Simple and easy to use design. These can be mounted on the side of cage or brooder box. Drinking bottle 1L + drinking cup and bracket. Suitable for up to 3 adult chooks.  This great system allows for the bottle to be filled from the outside of your coop. Easy to clean and maintain. Recommended 5 to 10 ‘Day-old’ chicks per drinker.

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Use this one if you need to fit it through a wire cage or mesh coop. We recommend approx. 1 drinker per 2 to 3 chickens. (E.g. a flock of 6 hens will require approx. 2 to 3 lubing cups). The drinker works on a similar principle to nipple drinkers, although is designed for use specifically for poultry and game (not rabbits or mischievous parrots that like to chew). The device requires a low-pressure gravity feed supply via a header tank, drum or bucket. (no greater than 400mm of head).  The elbow is designed to fit the drinker through a wired cage or meshed coop which is easy to install with the supplied locking nut.   The size of black pvc hose required is 10mm to adapt your drinker system to your coop or aviary. Alternatively, the cups can be attached directly to any flat-sided container. Available in green only.

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Fits into the side of a bucket or water container. Multi-use chicken, quail & rabbit nipple drinker complete with extension elbow & seal.Ideal for making your own drinking system for your pets. This is a high flow, multi-directional nipple which allows water to flow in larger droplets than standard drinker nipples, even when pushed sideways unlike other nipples which only allow water through when push upwards thus making it easier for your pets to drink from with minimal effort.Just like all nipple drinkers, these must be fitted to a gravity water system, and are not suitable for mains pressure. Can be fitted to the side of a bucket/water container or in-line on your water pipe. Tips for training chooks onto nipples  The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody else where to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples, remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water! When installing the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 1-3 chooks per nipple.

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Birds learn quickly how to use this system. Ingenious design from Europe Side-mount Easy to set up by simply drilling an 8mm hole into the side of a bucket or bottle even PVC pipe. Suitable for low-pressure water supply only. Position at a height suitable for the average chicken in your flock or have some higher or lower if your flock is of mixed sizes. Birds quickly learn to use this system. Suitable for chickens approx 3 weeks old to full-grown adults. (Not day olds) Approx 3 to 4 hens maximum per nipple. Tips for training chooks onto nipples. The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples, remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water! When installing the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3-4 chooks per nipple.

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Multi-directional, high flow nipples. Small push-operated water nipples suitable for poultry. Quality high flow nipple drinker made by Little Giant.  Keeps water clean and helps prevent disease. Multi-directional, unlike standard nipple drinkers which require to be pushed upwards to work, this drinker with work with sideways actions too.  Each nipple accommodates up to 4 adult birds. Vertical mounting. Designed for gravity feed  (low pressure) only - please note not suitable for high-pressure mains.  Easy to install: Drill a 1/8" hole for the nipple. Enlarge hole using an 11/32" drill bit. Start threading the nipple into the hole manually. Use a crescent wrench to tighten until seated.  Tips for training chooks onto nipples. The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. So just to be perfectly clear, to teach your birds to use the nipples, remember golden rule...remove all other sources of water!When you have installed the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3-4 chooks per nipple.

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Multi-directional, high flow nipple. Quality high flow nipple drinker made in Holland. Multi-directional, unlike standard nipple drinkers which require to be pushed upwards to work, this drinker with work with sideways actions too.  Designed for gravity feed (low pressure) only - please note not suitable for high-pressure mains.  Easy to install: Simply use an 8mm drill bit and make a small hole in the bottom of your chosen water container. The hole needs to be just smaller than the threaded bit on the nipple. Self screw into the bottom of the container.  Helps to reduce water spills where disease would live and breed under open water dishes. Tips for training chooks onto nipples. The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water!When you have installed the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3-4 chooks per nipple.

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Birds learn quickly how to use this system. Transform any standard bucket or PVC pipe into a poultry waterer. Nipple only releases water when activated and this results in better hygiene & less cleaning. Unlike traditional drinker nipples, these horizontally mounted nipples are spring-loaded so that they work without a gravitational pull. The action of the birds pecking wobbles the spring, which releases drops of water either into the bird's beak or collects into the moulded drip guard beneath the nipple. Easier cleaning! - The advantage of side-mounted drinking nipples is that the drinker can be placed on the ground or on a flat surface for cleaning and refilling etc. Supplied in a 2-pack with instructional header card.                                                                      Tips for training chooks onto nipples. The golden rule for teaching birds to use any type of new watering system like nipples is to remove all other sources of water! As long as they have what they are familiar with they will use it first and will never try something new. If their only choice is to drink from that new shiny metal thingy hanging under the pipe or bucket, it will only take one thirsty bird to try it and show everybody elsewhere to get a drink. To teach your birds to use the nipples, remember the golden rule - remove all other sources of water! When installing the new nipple system, simply gather your chooks around and show them by tapping the nipples with your fingers which cause water to leak. That will get their attention and they learn very quickly. We recommend 3-4 chooks per nipple.

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