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Automatic Horse Waterers In California
Horses need a lot of water every day, and they can be quite picky about the water they drink, too. This can make ensuring that your horse stays hydrated challenging, especially if you need to worry about refilling water buckets or troughs or if your automatic horse waterer is shocking your horse. Luckily, Bar Bar A has non-electric automatic horse waterers that provide your horse with fresh, clean water on demand. No need to worry about your horse’s water freezing in cold Truckee or evaporating in the more desert areas of California. When you get a Bar Bar A non-electric automatic horse waterer, the water is there when your horse wants it and maintains a comfortable temperature all year round.
Save On Energy
Here in California, people care a lot about the environment. When you’re using an electric horse waterer, you’re using more energy than you would be with a non-electric automatic horse waterer. Plus, electric automatic horse waterers can be quite dangerous. They can shock your horse, leading to your horse getting dehydrated because every time they try to drink, they’re getting shocked.
It’s how the Bar Bar A horse waterer came to be: the inventor Frank Frodsham’s horses wouldn’t drink, and he found out it was because their automatic waterer was shocking them. He instantly set to building an automatic horse waterer that wouldn’t shock his horses, and thus, the Bar Bar A automatic horse waterer was born.
Clean Fresh Water Whenever Your Horse Wants
When you fill water buckets or troughs, you not only need to worry about not filling them up in time for when your horse drinks it all, you also need to worry about issues like algae growth and mosquito eggs. This is due to the fact that you have standing water – an issue that isn’t present with an automatic horse waterer. When you have an automatic horse waterer, there isn’t standing water, because the water comes up from your water line when your horse wants it and drains away when they’re done. This ensures that your horse is always getting clean, fresh water whenever they want it, which helps them stay hydrated.
You also don’t need to worry about the temperature of the water as much. California is generally a temperate state, but depending on where you live, you could run into issues like your horse’s water freezing or it being too hot to be comfortable to drink. The Bar Bar A automatic horse waterer keeps your horse’s water temperature comfortable, so that it’s easier for them to drink.
California Automatic Horse Waterers
Sunny California has it all: from dense cities to deserts to beaches to mountains and more. As one of the largest economies in the world, people from all different states and countries come to California to find a new life, be it Hollywood fame or a tech startup or life on a sprawling horse ranch. The people of California take immense pride in their efforts to be more environmentally friendly. Whether you love the non-stop go-go-go of big city life in Los Angeles or the more laid-back atmosphere of the smaller cities, there’s something for everyone here.
There are also all sorts of different horse properties throughout the state. California has small farms smack dab in the middle of the city, horse property right along the beaches, and ranches that stretch on for acres upon acres. Regardless of the type of horse property you have, your horse will greatly benefit from having an automatic horse waterer, so that they can have fresh, clean water whenever they like.
Why Choose Bar Bar A?
When you choose the Bar Bar A automatic horse waterer, you can alleviate your concerns about your horse’s water consumption. With clean, fresh water on demand, your horse can drink whenever they need to. Plus, the Bar Bar A automatic horse water is low to the ground, which makes it more natural for horses to drink from. Contact us to learn more about our automatic horse waterers.
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