Customer Reviews

I have greatly enjoyed the 3 gallon. Please make a 5 gallon as well.

This waterer is a game changer for me. I don’t have to fill the girls’ water as often and it stays clean! Great product so far. I love that it has space for a water heater, though I got it at winter’s end so I haven’t had the chance to use that feature yet. We’ll see how it handles our -15 degree temps next year.

An easy to install door which connected up to my phone. I can alter the time the door will close on my phone. It even tells you how much battery is left. It is proving to be very helpful .

The Omlet insulated waterer does a great job keeping water from freezing in cold weather, which as made winter care much easier. It is simple to clean and maintain, even with regular use. I especially love the window that lets me check water levels at a glance without opening it.

Added the 2m perch to our Omlet walk-in run to give the hens another place to hop up and rest. It’s sturdy, easy to install, and fits well in the run. So far only one of the girls has decided it’s worth using, but I suspect the others will follow once they realise what they’re missing.

This waterer is a real game changer for anyone who is fed up of cleaning their current waterers on a daily basis. Forget all those other products that claim to be the best, because this one really ticks all the boxes. This is the only waterer out of many that I have tried that actually keeps water fresh for days, essential if you can’t get to your hens everyday or you don’t have the time to keep changing and cleaning their water out daily. There’s a few setup options for this, use the cups or nipples, rest it on the ground, raise it up on a base or hang it from the run. I went for the nipples in order to negate the need for cleaning the cups out, which I knew the hens would get dirty from the mud they dig up before having a drink. I had some worries the hens might not be able to figure the nipples out after always using a trough or cups but having seen them peck at the rain water on the run I had faith they would get it. If you are using the nipples be prepared to have the waterer higher off the ground than just the feet, either using a base or hang it from the run in order to have the nipples at beak height. My hens are at the back of the garden so using a trough was even more of a pain as I had to clean it each day, I would have to walk back up to the house to use the tap, clean it, refill it then carry it back whilst the water sloshed everywhere. With this I can fill it and put the lid on, no spillage! I placed the top hen in front of one of the nipples and pushed it to let the water out, once she saw the water she began pecking at it and after a couple more pushes she figured out how to do it herself. I did the same for the others and they all got it so easily. I have been watching them for a couple of days and I have never seen them drink so much. They go back to it constantly and I don’t know if it’s the fun of pecking for the water or it’s genuinely better for them rather than bending down to use the trough. Either way they love it. I’m looking forward to seeing how it copes with any extreme weather we have in the Midlands, England, but so far this is definitely a winner for chicken keepers.

One of the best chicken waterer iv ever had, built to last insulated and easy to clean,

No more feeders knocked over and food all over the floor. Very pleased with it.

I love my new insulated waterer. My silkies and full size hens use it. The water stays clean, less frequent water changes.

During the winter I was constantly dealing with frozen water cups, and hot water in the summer. Didn’t take my girls long to figure out the nippled dispenser. Very happy with purchase.