Trough & Cage Drinkers are common in livestock management, particularly for poultry and small animals. These drinkers consist of elongated containers that hold water for animals to drink.

Troughs can be made of various materials such as plastic, metal, or concrete, and they come in different sizes to accommodate the needs of different animal species.

Trough drinkers provide a continuous supply of water and are typically placed at ground level or slightly elevated for easy access by animals.

Cage Drinkers: Cage drinkers are specifically designed for use in cages or enclosures, commonly found in poultry farming and small animal husbandry. These drinkers are typically attached to the sides of cages, providing a water source that is accessible to animals without taking up valuable floor space. Cage drinkers may feature a nipple or ball valve mechanism that dispenses water when animals peck or manipulate the drinker, ensuring a clean and hygienic water supply. They are available in various designs to suit different cage configurations and animal species.

Both trough and cage drinkers play essential roles in ensuring animals have access to clean and fresh water, which is vital for their health and well-being. Proper placement, maintenance, and sanitation of drinkers are essential to prevent contamination and ensure animals remain adequately hydrated.