I get real nervous mixing electric, water, and critters in the same area.
The crocks I am familiar with say don't use in a dish washer, and so I'd be too worried of shock or fire from that combination.
The blue plastic cat or dog or livestock buckets designed for this are $9 to $40 and would seem much safer as they are designed for the task.
For the cattle I just love the Cobett waterer, uses no electricity. Probably have to go right now and knock the skin of ice loose, then it will be good for another 24 hours for the cattle. If they would come drink every 2 hours it wouldn't skin over, even at minus 16 F like this morning, but this is pretty extreme. The valve never freezes over as it is at the bottom, and it uses an insulated pipe 8 feet deep to allow earth heat to keep the bowl of water liquid.
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