India’s biggest pet convention is back with double the activities and fun

Here’s your chance to be a part of an event dedicated to you and your pet and also participate in activities to attempt a Guinness World Record.

What if we tell you that you could have a fun day out with your pet and also contribute towards their welfare at the same time? The third annual Pet Fed— India’s biggest pet festival— is back with a weekend full of fun filled activities for you and your pet. The annual event which was started by Delhi University alumnus Akshay Gupta not only aims to give visitors a chance to have a blast with their pets and participate in activities but also to be a part of a Guinness World Record attempt.

A cute pug poses for a click with his favourite play ball.

“I am glad that this year the response that we are receiving has already reached the top-hole. All the pet parents are enthusiastically looking forward to take part and have booked their tickets much in advance. We all are very excited as this year we’re attempting India’s first ever Guinness World record for dogs,” says Gupta. “The festival is expected to have a footfall of over 25,000 people and 3000 pets, and the world record will be attempted for most number of dogs wearing bandanas at the venue,” he adds.

A dog enjoys a stroll with his newfound friend at the convention.

Activities at the venue will include a fashion show for pets, games, and contests amongst other things such as dog swings and rides, a dedicated cat zone, pet bakery and more. Visitors can also avail products and services from over 100 stalls that will be showcasing products for both pets and pet parents. Highlights of the fest include a special art gallery for dogs. Actor Dino Morea will also attend the do. So make sure you bring your furry friend along for this event, and remember to carry a bandana for them too (they might just get famous).

Facts

What: 3rd Annual Pet Fed

When: December 17 - 18

Where: NSIC Exhibition Grounds, Okhla

Timings: 10 am – 8pm

Nearest Metro Station: Govindpuri on the Purple Line