69 reviews forChipsi Ultra Pet Litter

Super bedding. Low dust as promised and it also controls odours relatively well. Unfortunately, the granules are quite small, and the pellets poke my rats' feet. They don’t like walking on it. All in all, though, it’s a good product.

...somehow it collapses in on itself. My plan was to first put down a layer of granules underneath the regular wood bedding to absorb liquids at the very bottom. At first, everything looked fine, but after a few days, the granules collapsed, so the desired bedding height in the tank (for gerbils) was no longer maintained overall. In terms of odour control, it’s convincing. I’ll use it up, but I probably won’t buy it again.

Every rabbit is different. Out of my pets, four rabbits were very happy with the filling in their litter box, while one clearly preferred the softer bedding in the corner of the cage made from wood shavings. I liked the good odour control and how easy it was to "scoop out" the used material.

This pet litter crumbles quickly (even while still in the bag) and creates dust. It's certainly suitable as general bedding for guinea pigs or hamsters, but I wouldn't recommend it as toilet granules. I usually buy the Chipsi maize granules for my rats' toilets instead. They hold their shape longer and clump better.

In my opinion, this litter is excellent for toilets (like for my rats, for example), as it binds odours exceptionally well (!). However, it is quite hard and angular, so you’d better not spread it everywhere, but only in the necessary spots.

I bought this litter for the rats' litter boxes because the regular wood shavings are too dusty for their noses. Unfortunately, this litter is not dust-free, and it's not soft as stated on the packaging either. I won't be buying this litter again. It's too hard for the rats' feet.

For years, I always used the compressed wood shavings packs that you first had to crumble, which often made a mess, with shavings getting stuck in the carpet and so on. But with this, there are no crumbs coming out of the cage when going in and out. It’s easier to handle – when cleaning, you just tidy up the dirty spots and add some fresh material. A small downside is that it’s a bit dusty, but the shavings are even dustier.

The only small downside is that it crumbles like sand when damp. But the guinea pigs don’t smell, and it doesn’t get blown all over the room :)

The bedding is really good, nice and fine, but unfortunately it runs out very quickly, and that's just for one rabbit (only for one corner).

Hello, I'm just trying it out for now. It does have very good suction, but cleaning it isn't quite straightforward. It's annoying that it turns into powder. Best regards, Claudia and the guinea pigs

At first, I thought: Oops, what a small package, but I have to say there's more to it than you'd initially expect! The litter spreads very well and stays dry even after use. The only downside: due to its fine texture, bits often get stuck in the fur of my long-haired guinea pig. However, it's not an issue with my short-haired one.

This litter is the best I know. Very economical, but not suitable for covering an entire cage, only for a corner toilet, as it would otherwise be too expensive. That's why I deducted a point!

All in all, the pellets are really great... super absorbent and almost dust-free... but unfortunately a bit pricey. I have a two-storey cage for my bunnies and I need at least one pack, and even then I only manage a very thin layer...