Bar Bar A - Automatic Horse and Livestock Waterers

26/06/2025

Our parts available for order online here in the United States consist of only 2 items because our maintenance issues are relatively few. These two items are the most common parts to need replacing, and generally need to be replaced every 2 or 3 years. All other parts on the list below may be ordered by phone by calling (800) 451-2230.

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19/06/2025

Installation of the automatic waterer system is straight forward and our team is always close by to answer questions or give advice concerning specific needs. The unit may be installed in pastures or barns and can even service 2 stalls or multiple pastures.

Learn more: https://www.horsedrinker.com/how-to/how-to-install-waterers/

12/06/2025

Cattle that are healthy as a result of good nutrition and proper water consumption tend to avoid disease and sickness. Proper minerals and proper water consumption are required for a healthy immune system. The ability for cattle to absorb minerals and nutrients is greatly enhanced with proper hydration. Sickness and disease are not encouraged with good water nutrition.

Keep your cattle healthy with an automatic livestock drinker: https://www.horsedrinker.com/products/cattle-waterer/

09/06/2025

?? Did you know that diseases can be spread through contaminated water??

Clean and safe water prevents the spread of waterborne diseases. With an Automatic waterer, it eliminates the need for manual water handling, reducing the risk of contamination from dirty containers or unclean hands.

05/06/2025

Bar-Bar-A has been successfully watering sheep and goats the easy way for over 25 years. Sheep and goats learn quickly and have ready access to constant fresh water with the sheep and goat waterer. One unit will water up to 30 head of animals. Whether a small herd or just a lone goat, Bar-Bar-A will work for you.

Learn more: https://www.horsedrinker.com/products/sheep-goat-waterer/

26/05/2025

Happy Memorial Day from Bar Bar A!
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22/05/2025

If you are a homesteader looking to have a source of your own dairy, you may have asked yourself which is better: goat milk? Or cow milk? Which animal is better for me? Although both are great sources of fresh, nutritious milk, each kind of animal requires different feeding, maintenance, upkeep, and care. Here are some of the differences as you consider which dairy animal will be the best fit for your homestead.

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15/05/2025

Most options available for automatic drinkers either use electricity or use stagnant standing water in their systems. You wouldn’t want to drink from standing water and neither do your horses. The Bar-Bar-A does not use electricity or have standing water.

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14/05/2025

08/05/2025

Hot standing water in traditional automatic pig waterers, tanks, or buckets limits water consumption. Decreased water consumption results in less production and health for your animals. The Bar-Bar-A produces fresh summertime water at a cool temperature.

Learn more: https://www.horsedrinker.com/products/hogs/

01/05/2025

Game animals learn quickly to use the Bar-Bar-A wild game waterer. For those needing additional help the Bar-Bar-A deer water trough can be set to training mode. In this mode the unit can be temporarily made to stop drainage of the remaining water. This means water will be in the bowl when your game animals approach, for them to smell and entice them to push the paddle. After learning how to use the unit, it may be set back to draining mode.

Learn more: https://www.horsedrinker.com/products/wild-game-waterer/

24/04/2025

Though not a new concept, society has seen a resurgence of off-grid living, which consists of people living off the radar to be more in tune with nature, use natural resources, and lessen their reliance on modern technology. This is appealing for many people as they report feeling more fulfilled after switching to this lifestyle.

Learn more: https://www.horsedrinker.com/horse-care-off-the-grid/