Tickets now on sale for DogFest 2025 at Tatton Park

DogFest 2025 has opened ticket sales for its Tatton Park event taking place this summer.

In partnership with Agria Pet Insurance, the ultimate festival for dog lovers celebrates the special bond between pooches and their owners.

More than 150,000 animal lovers are expected to attend the weekend of fun on June 21 and 22.

First held in 2014, the event has grown into a nationwide series, now run across seven locations.

It offers a huge range of fun activities as well as expert-led talks on canine health, training and wellbeing. DogFest prioritises both education and entertainment, making it a must-attend for anyone passionate about dogs.

With live music, food stalls, shopping opportunities and more, it’s a fantastic day out for dogs and their families.

Standard daily entry is £17.50, with free parking included, so you can focus on enjoying a fantastic day out with your furry friends, stress-free. Children under 11 and dogs go free, making DogFest a value day out for the whole family.

Each of the two-day events gives every dog and their owner a rich experience – with a huge choice of have a go activities to try with your dog, lots of free expert advice and workshops to widen your canine knowledge, world-class displays from top canine athletes, as well as the brand new Makers Market which showcases artisan products from local businesses at each venue.

New features for 2025 also include the Live Stage, flyball, scent work and even a roaming circus troupe. With acrobatics, comedy and surprises at every turn, Boom Circus will keep the whole family entertained all day long.

Event director, Tess Drew said: “We are working extremely hard to ensure we deliver a great experience for all our DogFest family – canine and human.  There will be all the familiar exciting happenings and experiences at each event as you would expect but we’ve added a few new ones which will make DogFest into even more of a dog lover’s paradise.  We’ll see you there!”

Book tickets at: www.dogfest.co.uk

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