Avian Aqua Miser: Automatic, poop-free chicken waterers
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Our chicken waterer never spills or fills with POOP!
Chick waterer
Our waterers are perfect for chicks from day 1.  Protect your chicks from drowning and disease!

Chicken bucket waterer
Make chicken care clean, easy, and fun with an automatic waterer.

Pastured broilers
Leave town for  the weekend without worrying about your flock.  Our waterers work for chickens, ducks, turkeys, pigeons, and more!
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Guinea keets
Economical
Our homemade chicken waterer kits are as cheap as 30 cents per bird.  The 39 page instruction file helps you create just the right waterer for your flock.  Heated waterers, PVC pipe waterers, bucket waterers, and many other options are covered in depth.

Simple
Our pre-made waterers are ready to go straight out of the box.  Even newly-hatched chicks learn to drink in minutes.


PVC pipe chicken waterer
Free shipping
We never hit you with high shipping costs.  In fact, all of our chicken waterers ship free within the United States!  We also ship abroad for a small fee.


Risk free
If you don't love your automatic chicken waterer, just mail it back and we'll refund your money.

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Avian Aqua Miser: Automatic chicken waterer
"It has revolutionized my life, I would never brood ducks again without it." --- Emily

"My one day old chicks took to the nipples within two seconds of being put into their new cardboard box home - that was amazing!" --- Ben

Praise for the Avian Aqua Miser:

"The Aqua Misers are really as good as claimed on the website.  There's one thing that I still don't understand: why would anyone use a trough style waterer at all?" --- Adrian

"I want to shout to the world your invention.   Thank you and your husband so very, very much!" --- Jenelle

Recent blog posts:
Tour of the layer pastures
Posted early Wednesday morning, May 22nd, 2013 by Anna
Tour of the broiler pastures
Posted early Monday morning, May 20th, 2013 by Anna
How to keep your chickens from being eaten
Posted early Friday morning, May 17th, 2013 by Anna
When to hatch silkworms
Posted early Wednesday morning, May 15th, 2013 by Anna
A complex pasture means more food for chickens
Posted early Monday morning, May 13th, 2013 by Anna








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