Bar Bar A - Automatic Horse and Livestock Waterers

Bar Bar A - Automatic Horse and Livestock Waterers Bar-Bar-A produces non- electric, automatic waterers, that are friendly to animals and the environment.

Our products are durable, easy to maintain, and affordable to you. From horse and livestock to wild game waterers, we have everything you need.

Another easily spotted livestock water contamination is slimy growth on the surface of the water. Algae and biofilm are ...
08/20/2026

Another easily spotted livestock water contamination is slimy growth on the surface of the water. Algae and biofilm are a huge water quality problem and are caused by excess nutrients and stagnant water. Both of these growths harbor bacteria, which can cause digestive and reproductive issues in livestock.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/signs-your-livestock-water-is-contaminated/

The Bar-Bar-A produces fresh summertime water at a cool temperature. All this is because the source water comes from und...
08/13/2026

The Bar-Bar-A produces fresh summertime water at a cool temperature. All this is because the source water comes from underground water lines, and when the sheep or goat finishes drinking, the water drains back into the ground, leaving an empty bowl. This means more water consumption, and ergo, healthier sheep and goats.

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

Automatic waterers from Bar Bar A are an invaluable tool for helping your livestock remain hydrated during dry condition...
08/06/2026

Automatic waterers from Bar Bar A are an invaluable tool for helping your livestock remain hydrated during dry conditions. They help reduce waste compared to some traditional systems by eliminating standing water and therefore evaporation. While the unused water does drain out when the animal is done, this amount is typically less than you may lose from evaporation with an open trough.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/watering-livestock-during-drought-conditions/

A drought is an extended period of time where the weather is abnormally dry and precipitation is lower than normal. Duri...
07/30/2026

A drought is an extended period of time where the weather is abnormally dry and precipitation is lower than normal. During these times, natural water sources like ponds, streams, and reservoirs may shrink because more water is evaporated than is replaced. The resulting lower water levels can affect access and availability for livestock, and in severe cases, they may have to compete for the limited water resources available.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/watering-livestock-during-drought-conditions/

Drought conditions are challenging for everyone, but especially livestock producers. Without sufficient rainfall, water ...
07/23/2026

Drought conditions are challenging for everyone, but especially livestock producers. Without sufficient rainfall, water sources can shrink or dry up, affecting water access and availability for the animals. Plus, livestock need to drink even more water than normal in hot, dry weather conditions, compounding the problem.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/watering-livestock-during-drought-conditions/

Horses sniff noses as a means of social communication. When they sniff noses, they’re gathering information about each o...
07/16/2026

Horses sniff noses as a means of social communication. When they sniff noses, they’re gathering information about each other, such as the other horse’s identity, social status, reproductive status, and overall health. This behavior is a key element of horse social hierarchy, as it not only serves as a form of greeting, but also establishes the relationship the horses have with each other. It also serves as a mating behavior between mares and stallions.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/horses-sniff-noses/

Mosquitoes are a nuisance — however, they can be more than just an annoyance, especially around farms and ranches. These...
07/09/2026

Mosquitoes are a nuisance — however, they can be more than just an annoyance, especially around farms and ranches. These pests can pose serious risks to animals and people by transmitting diseases. Because they’re attracted to water sources — including those used for livestock — it’s important to implement mosquito prevention strategies as part of your overall water management system.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/mosquito-control-around-livestock-water-sources/

In winter, cattle are challenged with proper hydration because of the icy, frigid standing water exposed to winter air. ...
06/25/2026

In winter, cattle are challenged with proper hydration because of the icy, frigid standing water exposed to winter air. Because the source water for our units comes from a buried water line, the water is much warmer and easy to drink. In the winter, electrically heated water can be heated so warm that the water is not at comfortable temperature for consumption. The Bar-Bar-A is not limited by these factors.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/products/cattle-waterer/

Hot water in traditional automatic horse waterers, tanks, or buckets limits water consumption. Decreased water consumpti...
06/18/2026

Hot water in traditional automatic horse waterers, tanks, or buckets limits water consumption. Decreased water consumption results in more trips to the vet and limited mental and body function.

With the Bar-Bar-A automatic waterer, horses have easy access to nice, cool water. This makes it much easier for them to stay hydrated throughout the scorching summer months.

Learn more: https://horsedrinker.com/products/horse-donkey-mule-waterer/

Address

Plain City, UT

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18662598047

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bar Bar A - Automatic Horse and Livestock Waterers posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Bar Bar A - Automatic Horse and Livestock Waterers:

Shortcuts

Share

Category