Are you looking for an outing that will please both children and parents? Head to Animal Expo, October 24 and 25! Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, fish and small mammals meet there for a day full of discoveries. Enough to satisfy the little curious, answer the big questions and, who knows, give birth to a few new passions…
October 24 and 25, 2026, Animal Expo settles in Floral Park of Paris for a great immersion in the world of pets. Dogs, cats, reptiles, fish, birds, small mammals and other NAC will be there, with nearly 500 animals to discover. Over 12,000 m², families will also be able to enjoy activities, workshops, demonstrations and meetings with experts.
Enough to satisfy the curiosity of young and old alike and make this day a lovely moment of family discovery around the animal world.
Why kids will love it
With nearly 500 pets to discover, Animal Expo enough to arouse the curiosity of young people! But this edition goes even further with “ Abbie & Alfie's Big Mission », an adventure designed especially for children.
Upon their arrival, the little explorers will receive an educational booklet which will serve as a road map for them to explore the show and take on several challenges. In particular, they will be able to learn to better understand the behavior of animals with an animation of the PECCRAM (Dog Knowledge and Bite Accident Risk Education Program), slip into the shoes of a veterinarian during the “Little Caregiver” workshop led by Nico Vetodiscover the issues of adoption with Animalis Adoptionthen end their journey with a makeup activity.

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For each mission completed, a sticker will complete their booklet. And once all the steps are completed, the children will be able to leave with Abbie Or Alfiethe mascots Animalis plush! A fun way to discover animals, their needs and the respect we owe them, while having a real time playing with the family.
An outing to share with the family
Animal Expo is also discovered as an outing to be shared between generations. Children can observe, ask questions and discuss with professionals, breeders or associations present on site, while parents take the opportunity to talk with them about biodiversity, animal welfare and the responsibilities involved in welcoming a companion.
To fully enjoy the day, it is better to take your time, plan a few breaks and let the children choose the animals or activities that attract them the most. The objective is above all to savor the discoveries together.
In short, spending a day Animal Expoit's spending a day that is fun, surprising and informative, from which you can leave with beautiful memories and probably a few new questions to ask once you get home!
Haven't bought your tickets yet? Treat yourself to a moment of discovery and sharing with your family!
Find all the practical information (prices, program, exhibitors, etc.) and book your tickets now on the Animal Expo website.