Moscow becomes the meeting point for pet businesses every autumn, and ParkZoo is the reason why. Held annually at the Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre, it is one of the largest pet industry gatherings across Russia and the CIS region. If you work in pet food, veterinary supplies, grooming, accessories, or pet retail, this is where the region’s buyers, breeders, and brand leaders show up in person.
Why ParkZoo Matters
The numbers tell you why ParkZoo matters. A typical edition draws over 330 exhibitors across 18,000 square meters of exhibition space, pulling in close to 15,000 trade exhibitors and unveiling well over 226 new products each year.
The exhibitor list splits between strong local representation, with more than 150 companies from Russia, and a growing international presence, including a sizable contingent from China. That mix gives visitors a rare side by side look at established Russian pet brands and the manufacturers feeding demand across Asia.
What Sets the ParkZoo Pet Exhibition Apart From Other Pet Expos?
ParkZoo isn’t just a trade floor. The exhibition runs its business program alongside two flagship events: GroomingFest, a major draw for professional groomers looking to sharpen technique and catch new tools before they hit the shelves, and the DOG Pro Conference, built for breeders, trainers, and canine industry professionals who want real education, not just a booth crawl.
Now well into double digit editions, both events have become fixtures on the Russian pet calendar in their own right. Between the show floor and these dedicated tracks, ParkZoo covers pet food and treats, veterinary and health products, grooming equipment, accessories, and the retail and distribution side of the business in one venue.
Admission for industry professionals is free, though registration is required, and the organizer, ARTIS Expo, keeps a running newsletter for exhibitors and visitors who want updates as each new edition comes together.
Visit the official website at parkzoo.ru/en to reserve a stand or register as a professional visitor.
