The Ultimate Watering Post
- No more dirty stagnant water
- No more hauling buckets or hoses
- No more algae growth in the summertime
Just fresh, clean water that's always available with no effort on your part! Completely eliminate your watering duties! Your animals will be happier, healthier, and more hydrated all year long!
Health benefits
Nothing has greater influence on the well
being of horses & livestock than water intake.
Maximizing water intake year round should be a primary goal in the management of all animals, especially horses and livestock. One of the most crucial elements to maximizing water intake is to ensure your animals have access to fresh, clean water they want to drink!
No Standing Water
No breeding grounds...
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. As most everyone is aware, one of the easiest and most effective ways to prevent mosquito-borne viruses such as West Nile Virus as well as Eastern and Western Equine Encephalitis is prevention of mosquitoes themselves.
One of the most effective methods to deter mosquitoes is to eliminate
their breeding grounds, which means eliminating standing water wherever possible.
Freshwater all the time
Stagnant Water
Stagnant water in ponds, buckets, and water tanks get severely contaminated with algae, which takes a lot of maintenance to keep clean. Some algae, specifically blue-green, can be toxic to horses. A good rule of thumb is if a natural water source is not fed with flowing water, it’s not suitable for horses to drink. Stagnant water sources can cause many issues, including moonblindness, Leptospirosi, and increased possibility of mosquito-borne illnesses (such as West Nile Virus)
Ultimate automatic waterer for all livestock
The waterer
The term waterer is commonly used in farming, ranching, horse, cattle, and livestock communities to refer to a device that provides water to animals. More often than not, waterer implies some type of automation. These can also commonly be called automatic waterers.
Where to install
Locations
The Drinking Post can be installed anywhere you have a pressurized waterline. This includes pastures, barns, paddocks, sheds, runs, stalls, in the fence line… literally ANYWHERE!
Drinking post training
How difficult is it to train your animal
There’s one question we always get when it comes to the Drinking Post…
“Is my animal smart enough to learn this thing?” It’s a fair question since the Drinking Post requires the animal to activate the water flow. But, the answer is YES! Your animal is smart enough to learn the Drinking Post
(and no, it doesn’t matter how old or stubborn they are)