Species-appropriate quality made from wood, straw, and plant fibers
🌿 Particularly absorbent & odor-binding
🐾 Low-dust & ideal for sensitive animals
🏡 Hygienic, economical & animal-friendly
Nature shows us how it’s done: wood absorbs moisture, straw becomes a soft cuddly blanket and hay smells like summer meadows. All these properties are also found in the natural CHIPSI products.
They transform the home of our animal friends into a place full of security and well-being.
Whether for scratching, gnawing, nest building or simply cuddling – our bedding, feed and activity materials are from nature.
They are made of wood, grain straw, meadow plants, corn, or hemp; they are free of chemical additives, biodegradable, and produced responsibly.
This is how we ensure healthy animals, a clean home and a good feeling.
CHIPSI – making everyone feel at home.
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First Steps with Small Animals – Learning Together to Act Correctly
Responsibility for animals begins with knowledge – we accompany you.
Small animals fascinate children – and demand care. With CHIPSI Kids, we give families and beginners the necessary knowledge to implement species-appropriate husbandry correctly from the start. Whether guinea pigs, rabbits or hamsters: Our content shows what is important – with instructions, ideas for everyday family life and tips for conscious interaction with the animal. This is how love for animals becomes a shared learning process – with heart and mind.
Well Prepared: how to get Started
A pet moves in – and with it many questions. Families with children and beginners will find compact information on species-appropriate husbandry, age-appropriate task sharing and tips for everyday life with small animals here. CHIPSI supports you in truly understanding the needs of your animal – for a responsible and relaxed start.
Animal Husbandry as a Learning Experience – for Young and Old
Children who keep animals learn more than just feeding and cleaning. They develop empathy, patience and a sense of responsibility. We show how families can actively accompany this experience – with clear roles, shared routines and practical ideas.
