Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026: Worth Visiting? Tips + Tickets

Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026

Should you visit Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026?

Crowds, noise, and impulse buying can ruin a pet fair. Pet Expo & Show Modena is easier to enjoy when tickets, transport, and priorities are set before arrival.

Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026 is a solid day-out option for people who want pet-focused demonstrations and shopping under one roof. It runs 28 February–1 March 2026 em ModenaFiere in Modena, Italy, with standard tickets typically around €12 and several discounted options.

Infographic showing ModenaFiere access options for Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026

The guide below covers verified logistics first, then practical tactics for getting value without spending the whole day in queues.

Fatos rápidosDetalhes
EventoPet Expo & Show Modena (within the WOW Modena weekend)
Dates (2026)28 February–1 March 2026
Hours09:00–19:00 (confirm on the official channel before visiting)
Local do eventoModenaFiere (polo fieristico)
Cidade / paísModena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Address (public)Viale Virgilio 58 (offices) / Viale Virgilio 70/90 (fairground entrances), 41123 Modena (MO)
Tickets€12 full price; discounted tickets commonly €9/€8; some free categories (confirm eligibility)
BookingOfficial online ticketing linked from WOW Modena / Petexpo&show pages (Vivaticket is commonly used)
DogsAllowed under local rules; keep on leash and bring a muzzle (confirm current policy)
Wide view illustration of a pet expo hall with shopping aisles and a demonstration area

Informações sobre o evento principal

Venue and access. ModenaFiere’s registered office is at Viale Virgilio 58, with fairground access signposted from Viale Virgilio 70/90. Plan extra time for parking and the entrance walk.

Tickets (typical structure). Pricing can change; if any detail is unclear, confirmar no canal oficial antes de visitar. A common structure for WOW Modena weekends includes €12 full price, €9 reduced (often for over-65s and children 6–12), and an €8 WhatsApp promo, plus occasional partner discounts and free entry for under-6s and eligible disabled visitors with a companion.

How to get there.

  • Train + bus: From Modena station, urban bus 9 typically stops at “Fiera” near the entrance.
  • Dirigir: Use o Modena Nord motorway exit and follow fairground signs; ring roads also connect to the site.
  • Aeroporto mais próximo: Bologna Guglielmo Marconi is closest; Verona Catullo e Milan Linate are alternatives.
  • Taxi fallback: Modena radiotaxi is listed on the official visitor page for station-to-fairground trips.

What can visitors do at Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026?

Arriving without a plan often turns a pet fair into random browsing. That leads to rushed purchases and missed demonstrations. A simple “schedule first, shop second” approach fixes most of it.

Expect exhibitor aisles (products and services) plus scheduled demos and activity areas, which are easiest to enjoy when treated like timed appointments.

Gato sendo examinado em uma mesa de julgamento em uma exposição de gatos

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Anchor the day with two or three priorities. Pick categories that genuinely matter (for example: travel crates, harnesses, grooming tools, pet nutrition). Write them down and ignore everything else until each priority is covered.

Check the demo timetable early. If the day includes dog training showcases or performance-style activities, locate the programme board first and block the key times. Shopping works better in the gaps between demos than the other way around.

Use stands for comparison, not commitment. Photograph labels and prices (where allowed), then compare at least two alternatives before buying. This is especially useful for items that depend on fit (harnesses, carriers) or on long-term use (litter systems, dental tools).

If animals are present, keep questions factual. For breeders or rescues, ask for written health records, socialisation approach, and what support exists after adoption. If answers are vague or high-pressure tactics appear, step back and verify later rather than deciding in the hall.

How should first-time visitors plan timing, budget, and crowd strategy?

First visits often lose time to queues, heavy bags, and backtracking. That increases stress for families and makes pets harder to manage. A timed plan and a spending cap keep the day predictable.

Arrive early, work hall-by-hall, and leave big purchases until the end.

Large trade-fair hall crowd (illustrative image for peak-time planning)

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Choose an arrival time that matches the goal.

  • Shopping/comparison: arrive near opening, scan quickly, then return to the top contenders before midday.
  • Demonstrations: arrive 30–45 minutes before the first must-see slot to avoid rushing.
  • Family outing: mid-morning is fine, but add buffer for food lines and rest breaks.

Set a budget in three parts. Keep entry/transport fixed, planned purchases realistic, and “nice-to-haves” capped. If the ticket also grants access to other fairs in the WOW Modena format, decide in advance whether the day is pet-first ou browse-all to avoid spending the afternoon walking between themes.

Reduce queue pain. Online tickets usually shorten box-office lines. Save QR codes as screenshots in case signal is weak. If a discount requires registration (email or WhatsApp), complete it before travel day.

Manage bags and energy. Bring a foldable tote, keep hands free, and buy bulky items last. A short break outside the busiest aisles often improves decision-making more than another lap of browsing.

What welfare and safety checks help visitors choose ethical vendors and experiences?

Cute animals and busy halls can hide poor practice. Stress signals are easy to miss when the day feels rushed. A short welfare checklist makes choices more reliable.

Prioritise transparency, calm handling, and zero pressure to commit on the spot.

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Fast red-flag scan. Walk away if there are no written health records, if animals appear distressed or overcrowded, or if staff refuse follow-up contact details. “Today-only” pressure around an animal placement is a strong reason to stop the conversation.

Green flags worth rewarding. Staff can explain husbandry basics clearly; animals have access to water and quiet space; and legal requirements (microchip rules, transport, vaccinations) are discussed without minimising effort or cost.

If attending with a dog, protect the dog first. Even when dogs are permitted, crowd density and unfamiliar dogs can trigger stress. Keep the dog close, skip tight aisles at peak time, and avoid on-leash greetings with unknown dogs. Bring water and leave early if signs of stress persist (panting that does not settle, repeated avoidance, tucked tail).

Treat health claims carefully. For food or supplement claims, ask for evidence and veterinarian-aligned guidance rather than relying on testimonials. When unsure, note the product and verify after the event.

Veterinary exam (illustrative image for handling and health-check standards)

Event highlights: what to prioritise and who it suits

  • Concrete strengths: the WOW Modena weekend format often allows entry to multiple themed fairs on one ticket; indoor halls are useful in late-winter weather.
  • Mais adequado para: families, planners comparing gear side-by-side, and visitors who value scheduled demos as much as shopping.
  • Less suited for: people seeking a quiet outing, or noise-sensitive pets (attending without pets may work better).
  • Não perca: the day’s demo schedule, a full aisle scan before big purchases, and calmer end-of-day conversations with exhibitors.

One useful walkthrough video

This short YouTube introduction gives a quick sense of the Petexpo&show format (layout, crowds, and the balance between shopping and activities):

Os leitores também podem conferir nosso Calendário de eventos de 2026 para obter uma visão geral abrangente dos próximos eventos para animais e animais de estimação.

Referências

Conclusão

Pet Expo & Show Modena 2026 works best with early arrival, a short priority list, and a welfare-first mindset—especially if visiting with a dog.

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