The RentACoop waterer is generally well-built but has issues with chickens not understanding how to use it and quality variance.
Chickens not learning to use the waterer can cause dehydration and potential death.
Prevention: Drill holes or add more nipples to the waterer for easier access.
Many users find the waterer leak-free and easy to keep clean.
It holds 5 gallons of water, which is beneficial for multiple chickens.
Some chickens may not understand how to use the waterer.
Tip: Drill holes or add more nipples to the waterer for easier access.
There are complaints about the promised features not being delivered.
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Yes of course.
Absolutely, it has a handle for easy carrying and hanging.
"I got this that the chicks had been using the open-base style waterer from day 1. When we moved them out to the coop, they surprised me and took to the horizontal nipples right away!"
"I have given this thing a month, and a couple of my birds get it, and the others do not. They are all acting like they’re dying with no water. Same for the feeder. Wish I could send them both back."
If your chickens are accustomed to open-base waterers, this might not be the best choice. It requires some training and there are durability concerns.
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