Pet·Love Life Expo cum Pet Supplies and Rare Birds and Animals Exhibition and Travel, Leisure and Entertainment Exhibition

Entry Rules

• All entrants who bring pets must abide by the "Pet Entry Regulations" officially announced by the conference, and those who do not meet the qualifications will be refused entry.
• Activities and competitions in the exhibition are subject to relevant terms and conditions.
• In case of force majeure or special weather warning signal, ticket buyers please keep the tickets of the day and pay attention to the arrangement of the tickets issued by the conference on the website.
• In case of any dispute, the conference reserves the right of final decision.

Rules for bringing pets into the venue

• All pet owners must abide by the officially announced "Rules for Bringing Pets into the Site";
• There are a large number of animals in the venue, all visitors must be extra careful and mentally prepared to avoid injury or harm to any animals;
• In addition to all official rules, the conference will not bear any legal responsibility for any animal loss, attack, physical or non-physical damage;
• The conference has a special team dedicated to dealing with lost cases and special accidents. In addition, there are also qualified first-aid teams on site. If visitors need it, please go to the designated place of the conference to inquire and seek assistance;
• All people with pets must enter and exit the venue through designated pet entrances and exits;
• There are specific transportation arrangements for people with pets, please refer to "Special Transportation Arrangements for People with Pets" for details
• If any person violates or does not cooperate with the content of the "Special Precautions and Rules for Pet Carriers", the conference has the right to refuse the person to enter the venue, or even ask him to leave the venue;
• In case of any dispute, the conference reserves the right of final decision.

Rules for Dog Carriers

• All visitors with dogs must bring their dogs to enter at the designated pet entrance, and present a valid dog license, needle card and cooperation to check the dog’s microchip to the relevant staff. i. A valid dog license must be issued by the Agriculture and Fisheries Department and show that the dog has been vaccinated against rabies and has a dog microchip number; ii. The needle card must show that he has been vaccinated against common infectious diseases; iii. If the dog is less than five months old, it can be exempted from dog license and rabies vaccination. *Whether the dog is on the ground, in the hand or in the pet car, all dog owners must use the leash to lead the dog. If there are special needs, pet cages or pet bags can also be considered;
• Fighting dogs are not allowed in the venue, including Pit Bull Terrier, Argentinian Dog, Japanese Tosa Inu, Brazilian Fala Dog and the mixed breeds of these four breeds, and dogs known to be dangerous must wear wearing clothes at all times Mask and ensure that the traction rope cannot be stretched longer than 1.5 meters;
• Special Note: Exhibition dogs must be vaccinated no less than 14 days before the required vaccinations, mainly including prevention i. Canine distemper; ii. Infectious liver disease; iii. Canine parvovirus enteritis.

Visit with cats

• All visitors with cats must bring their cats into the designated pet entrance and show the cat needle card to the relevant staff. The needle card must show a valid vaccination certificate, and the minimum requirement for the vaccine certificate is FVRCP (F3), including prevention i. Feline distemper (panleukopenia/feline infectious enteritis); ii. Herpes virus (viral rhinotracheitis); iii. Calisi virus; *Whether the cat is on the ground, in the hand or in the pet car, all cat owners must use the leash to lead the cat. If there are special needs, pet cages or pet bags can also be considered.

Other people who bring pets to visit (such as bringing reptiles, birds or rabbits and other animals)

• All visitors with pets must bring their pets into the designated pet entrance, and report the relevant pets to the relevant staff, and ensure that the leash is fastened to prevent danger and loss;
• Whether the pet is on the ground, in the hand or in the pet car, all pet owners must use the leash to lead the pet. If there are special needs, pet cages or pet bags can also be considered.