The best cat event of the year that all feline lovers have been waiting for: ‘Thailand Cat Show 2023’ from 3-5 March 2023 at Central Ladprao

Bangkok – The pet market is growing strong around the world against the economic downturn. The trend of ‘pet humanization’ of cat and dog lovers is one of the supporting factors.

Modern people's lifestyles have shifted to having pets instead of children, and with the aging society, people tend to care for their pets and treat them like members of the family. Central Pattana sees the potential growth of the pet market and the continued expansion of pet communities, therefore, we are hosting the ‘Thailand Cat Show 2023’ for another year. The event has been held for two consecutive years at Central Ladprao and has received great feedback from all pet lovers. This year, Central Pattana joins hands with the Cat Fanciers' Club of Thailand (CFCT Club) to encourage and support the development of cat owners. The event will be filled with a number of highlight activities such as various themes of cat contests e.g. the ‘Black and Flawless Cat Contest Year 5’, the ‘Beautiful Cow Cat Year 1’ cat contest and several other special activities to please pet lovers, who can visit the event for free. It is expected that there will be more than 100,000 attendees at the event this year.

Special highlights for cat lovers include:

In addition, cat lovers can enjoy shopping for products and items at special prices from popular brands such as Royal Canin, Me-o, Ciao, Propland, Monchou and Kafbo, get a free health check with Thonglor Pet Hospital and participate in the charitable Soi Dao Raffle activity by the Rakmaw Foundation. There is also a stray cat neutering activity and finding homes for stray cats in addition to other fun activities throughout the event to please cat lovers. The Thailand Cat Show 2023 from 3 to 5 March 2023 at BCC HALL, 5th floor, Central Ladprao.

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