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Don't miss the World of Dogs and Cats in Joburg next weekend. Picture: Supplied
Don't miss the World of Dogs and Cats in Joburg next weekend. Picture: Supplied

If you are an animal lover, prepare yourself for a weekend full of an amazing experience as the World of Dogs and Cats and Pets Exhibition takes place next weekend.

Bring the entire family along; witness demonstrations, competitions, informative talks and delightful shows.

For the first time since Wodac’s existence, you can get to see the jumping rabbit show competition. Get ready for Arnord, the singing cowboy, who will be back with his medley of music, dressage and dance.

Whether you love your animals crawling, slithering or running, this is the perfect show for you to be taught how to take a good care of your pet. Make your way to the Gallagher Convention Centre from July 20-22.

South Africa’s best day out for pet lovers is now in its 23rd year, showcasing dogs, cats and exotic pets, and all the products you need to care for them.

It promises to be a weekend filled with fun and earning.

About 20 000 visitors enjoy Wodac each year. Get your tickets at Computicket or at the door. For more information, visit their website or email info@dogscats.co.za.

Win tickets

City Press is giving away 10 sets of family tickets to this year’s World of Dogs and Cats event. To win, comment on this article with your full name and contact number.


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