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Pet Express: Dog & Cat Expo 2016!!


Furry Facts, Finds & Fun at the Pet Express Dog & Cat EXPO 2016

Did you know that the Dachshund was originally bred as a working dog in Germany? Were you aware that the Shih Tzu was bred as lap dogs in Tibet and China to serve as a royal companion to the emperor? Find out other interesting tidbits on different dogs & cats breeds and brands from various countries around the world at the Pet Express Dog & Cat EXPO 2016!
Now on its fifth year, the event is happening on July 16 and 17 and will once again be held at the SMX Convention Center in SM Mall of Asia.
Meet different animal breeds as dog and cat groups show you what being a pet parent is about. Take your pick from pet-related talks on health and nutrition, pet-friendly spaces, animal welfare, agility demos, and pet fashion shows. Be one of the first to learn new pet products to be unveiled exclusively at the EXPO and enjoy pawsome deals and limited offers in store for your shopping pleasure.
The event will also serve as the launch pad for the “Care Paw-kage for CARA” campaign, a donation drive for the animal welfare group, CARA (Compassion and Responsibility for Animals). This is in partnership with Metromart.com, an on-demand delivery service that brings your favorite pet products straight to your doorstep.
BDO cardholders get a special treat for every P2000 single-receipt purchase. Qualified customers get to bring home a limited edition drawstring bag from the EXPO.
Event will run from 10am to 10pm. This is an event you wouldn’t want to miss! See you at the Pet Express Dog & Cat EXPO 2016!

Media Partners: The Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin, Animal Scene, and Metro-pets.com.
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Here's what's in store for the two day expo:



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  1. AnonymousAugust 15, 2016 12:20 PM

    Did you know that the Cat Fancier's Association of America (CFA) recognizes 41 cat breeds? Usually when people talk about breeds, they're normally talking about dogs. Most people don't recognize how many different cat breeds there are, and are usually stunned to find out how many there are. small cat breeds

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