The moisture content of chicks is about 60%-70%. It exists in all the cells of the chicken body. Loss of 10% of water due to dehydration or excretion can cause dysfunction, and loss of 20% of moisture can cause death. Water is very important for all physiological processes such as digestion, metabolism and respiration. Water can regulate body temperature through absorption and discharge.

If you use a nipple drinkers introduced by reliable poultry farm equipment suppliers of chicken cages for sale after 1 week, each bird should have 1.8cm of drinking water. To calculate the drinking space, calculate both sides of the trough waterer. Place the drinking fountain so that the chicken can find drinking water within a range of no more than 2.5m. The height of the drinking fountain should be kept at the height of the back of the chicken. Generally, broilers do not control drinking water. The amount of water consumed by chickens is generally 1.5-2.5 times that of feed. The higher the temperature, the greater the amount of drinking water. Drinking water should be changed every day, and the drinking fountain should be cleaned and disinfected before water injection.