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Heading back to where it all started, The Pet Show will be taking place Saturday 18 November and Sunday 19 November 2023 at Sydney Showground.
A year on from its inaugural event, Australia’s first national Pet Show is set to return to Sydney, promising to be bigger and better than ever before.
With a pawsitively stellar line up of over 200 experts and exhibitors from the pet industry, the multi-zone event will cover everything from insightful education to captivating entertainment and a variety of fin-tastic products.
All about celebrating the companions that make our lives special, visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves into a world of dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, and small animals, gaining knowledge and creating lasting memories.
Managing Director, Cameron Just, says, “We’re excited to be back in Sydney where it all started for the Pet Show 12-months ago. After first launching the event, we received an overwhelmingly positive response from consumers and experienced unprecedented demand for tickets when we headed interstate to Brisbane and Melbourne.
“It was incredible to see the appetite for a show that championed positive pet parenting and gave Aussies the chance to explore both traditional and non-traditional pets. The past three events have been incredible but we want to raise the bar even higher. That’s why this show will not only see the return of many fan favourites but also, the addition of new elements to the Pet Show.”
Joining the program as presenters will be wildlife advocate, pet expert and author Ben Dessen, Erin Williams from Beyond Dog Training, Technical Services Vet at PAW by Blackmores Dr Trish Santos-Smith, Bondi Vet Dr Kate Adams and animal behaviourist Dr Kate Mornement. Dr Katrina Warren and Kelly Gill along with the Wonderdogs and children’s favourite Bluey and Bingo will provide entertainment and photo opportunities across the weekend while visitors will also have the opportunity to engage with a number of exhibitors including Refuresh, Bondi Pooch, Dogs NSW, Greyhound Rescue NSW, ARC Aquariums and Eureka Pet Co.
In addition to expert presentations and retail opportunities, The Pet Show is excited to announce the addition of a new exhibit within the show, Dalua Reef Town.
A ground-breaking innovation in the world of saltwater and reef aquariums, Reef Town is a meticulously crafted, self-contained ecosystem that replicates the beauty and diversity of a natural coral reef. Designed to captivate and engage visitors of all ages it will also serve as an educational platform, offering visitors valuable insights into the delicate balance of marine ecosystems and the pressing need for reef conservation.
Don’t miss out this superb opportunity to be part of this fantastic pet-loving gathering.
Don’t miss out this superb opportunity to be part of this fantastic pet-loving gathering.
Tickets are currently available online from www.thepetshow.com.au/sydney with part proceeds donated to Sydney Dogs & Cats Home.
Following the upcoming event, The Pet Show will once again tour the nation travelling to:
About The Pet Show
The Pet Show is Australia’s first national pet show. A multi-zone consumer show, it enables potential pet owners, existing pet owners and animal lovers of all kinds to immerse themselves in all things pets. The Pet Show’s vision is to create the perfect pet parent experience incorporating education, entertainment, and products for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles and small animals.
- Melbourne | 13th - 14th April 2024
- Adelaide | 18th - 19th May 2024
- Brisbane | 22nd - 23rd June 2024
About The Pet Show
The Pet Show is Australia’s first national pet show. A multi-zone consumer show, it enables potential pet owners, existing pet owners and animal lovers of all kinds to immerse themselves in all things pets. The Pet Show’s vision is to create the perfect pet parent experience incorporating education, entertainment, and products for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles and small animals.
MEDIA RELEASE, 12th October 2023
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