Water Caddies & Buckets

Keeping horses hydrated during travel, events, or daily barn work requires dependable water storage. In this collection, you’ll find water caddies and buckets built from food-grade materials for safety and long-term use. Each one offers easy filling, secure transport, and quick cleaning—whether you’re on the road or at home.

For short trips, the 18 Gallon Water Caddy provides a lightweight, portable solution. If you want storage that fits neatly into your tack space, the Saddle Rack Water Caddy – 30 Gallon delivers without taking up precious floor space. When you need maximum capacity, the 1,320 Gallon Water Tank on Trailer ensures you never run short, even in remote locations.

Popular Choices:

• TC-63 Pickup Bed Water Caddy – 63 Gallon — fits most truck beds and is perfect for multi-day shows.

• 39-Gallon Horse Trailer Water Caddy — mounts securely and keeps water within easy reach.

• 25 Gallon Water Caddy — balances capacity with portability for daily use.

Because each model is chosen for durability, safe materials, and real-world practicality, you can rely on them season after season. For a complete hauling setup, explore our Horse Trailers or Stable Equipment collections. These pair well with your water caddy to make every trip efficient and stress-free.

FAQs — Water Caddies & Buckets

Q: Can I use these water caddies for other livestock?
Yes. They work well for cattle, goats, and other large animals, as long as you clean them regularly with animal-safe products.

Q: How should I clean a horse trailer water caddy?
Empty it completely, rinse with fresh water, and scrub with a mild, non-toxic cleaner. Rinse again before refilling.

Q: Can I leave a water caddy in a trailer all year?
You can, but it’s better to drain and store it in extreme heat or cold. Doing so prevents material damage and keeps fittings in good condition.

Q: What size water caddy should I choose for travel?
Pick a size based on trip length and number of horses. For quick outings, 18–39 gallons works well. For long hauls, go for 63 gallons or more.

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