
International Fair of Exotic Animals Nitra 2026
A one-day breeders fair for exotic animals, small livestock and related supplies aimed at pet retailers, breeders and sourcing buyers.

International Fair of Exotic Animals Nitra 2026
A one-day breeders fair for exotic animals, small livestock and related supplies aimed at pet retailers, breeders and sourcing buyers.
International Fair of Exotic Animals Nitra 2026 is an exotic animal trading fair held in Nitra, Slovakia, usually staged at a fixed time each month, covering exotic birds, poultry, rabbits, rodents, ornamental fish, reptiles and breeding supplies.
Halls are divided by category: one concentrates exotic birds, ornamental birds and bird buyers, aquarium fish, terrarium animals and rodents; another presents poultry, pigeons, rabbits and fur animals; further halls are used for the sale of breeder supplies, along with a farmers' market selling products from domestic producers.
A breeder showcase for exotic birds is held monthly, attracting participants from countries such as Slovakia, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Belgium and Bulgaria, and a single edition usually welcomes around 5,000 to 6,000 visitors.
The fair is open to the public and spans areas from animal feed and pet supplies to breeding accessories, suiting producers, traders and breeders of exotic animals, ornamental birds, aquatic species and related products.
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International Fair of Exotic Animals Nitra 2026 is an exotic animal trading fair held in Nitra, Slovakia, usually staged at a fixed time each month, covering exotic birds, poultry, rabbits, rodents, ornamental fish, reptiles and breeding supplies.
Halls are divided by category: one concentrates exotic birds, ornamental birds and bird buyers, aquarium fish, terrarium animals and rodents; another presents poultry, pigeons, rabbits and fur animals; further halls are used for the sale of breeder supplies, along with a farmers' market selling products from domestic producers.
A breeder showcase for exotic birds is held monthly, attracting participants from countries such as Slovakia, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Belgium and Bulgaria, and a single edition usually welcomes around 5,000 to 6,000 visitors.
The fair is open to the public and spans areas from animal feed and pet supplies to breeding accessories, suiting producers, traders and breeders of exotic animals, ornamental birds, aquatic species and related products.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors