Quail, Pheasants, Duck & Guinea Fowl

Fantastic drinker for newly hatched chicks, pheasant and quail. Ideal to use in any brooder Shallow dish drinker with screw-on base (1000ml jar) Narrow base diameter makes this drinker ideal in confined spaces. Shallow dish to avoid accidental drownings (Perfect for quail) Straight sides make these drinkers super hygienic and really easy to keep clean. High Quality, UV Stabilised PE/PP Plastic. Suitable for day-old chickens, bantams and ducklings plus great in the aviary for budgies, finches, quails etc. Available in green.

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Recycle your plastic drink bottles with this clever little chick drinker! This clever little 2 piece drinker set is a must-have for raising chicks in a brooder or even suitable if raising chicks with their mum. Also ideal in aviaries with quail etc... No chance of accidental chick drownings, as the water tray is totally covered with just enough space for their beaks. There are 7 holes for chicks to drink from. The drinker is in 2 parts with a separable base and top which is threaded to cope with the most common style drink bottle threads (As seen in photo with 1.5 litre cola water bottle) Note: Bottle not included. The top can be totally removed so the unit can be thoroughly cleaned.

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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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Eco-friendly chick drinker. Here is something entirely new and 100% eco-friendly. From Europe, these drinkers are made entirely from sugar cane and beetroot polymers plus natural dyes. 100% natural and recyclable No petroleum derivatives No carbon footprint Carbon positive Place on the ground or suspend Positive twist-lock to base Great products as well as being eco-friendly.

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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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