Aspen Poplar Wood Fiber Granulate Fine 2 kg

CHIPSI Aspen Poplar Wood Fiber Granules: Pure Comfort for Rodents and Rabbits

Discover the high-quality hygienic bedding made from carefully selected poplar wood - the ideal choice for rodents and rabbits. Compared to other wood fibers, the Chipsi Aspen Poplar Wood Fiber Granulate is not only a safer, but also a low-dust solution for a healthy living environment for your fluffy friends.

Thanks to the use of poplar wood, the Chipsi Aspen Wood Fiber Granulate offers significantly lower dust formation than traditional wood fibers, making it ideal for pets with sensitive respiratory tracts. In addition, the heat-treated litter is highly absorbent and excellent at neutralizing odors.

Benefits your rodents will appreciate:

✔ Minimal dust formation for healthy airways
✔ Safe thanks to the use of poplar wood
✔ Excellent odor binding
✔ High absorption capacity for a dry and clean stay
✔ Natural, without the addition of harmful chemicals
✔ Light-colored, soft poplar base

Give your rodents and rabbits the comfort they deserve with this safe, low-dust and natural bedding that contributes to the well-being of your beloved pets!

Instructions for use Chipsi AspenPoplar Wood Fiber Granulate

This ground cover is ideal as a real ground cover. Tunnels may not survive very well, but the ground cover itself does an excellent job of covering the surface. This is especially useful for small rodents that like to dig and urinate at the bottom of their enclosure.

For small rodents (Mouse, Dwarf Hamster, Hamster, Gerbil)
Apply a thick layer of at least 20 cm in the enclosure and let the animals do the rest. They will dig to their heart's content and make the most beautiful tunnels! A hamster's change can sometimes last up to three months.

For larger rodents (Rat, Guinea pig, Rabbit, Degu)
Spread a layer of approximately 10 cm thick in the enclosure and tamp it down lightly until a layer of at least 5 cm remains. Depending on the rodent, change it as soon as it starts to smell. Remove only the dirty spot from the cage every week and leave the rest. Then replenish the cage as necessary.

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Keep the ground cover dry and cool.