Loving Cats WorldwideReviews of lcwwgroup.com

The company wrote explaining why refunds were delayed and now the refunds are starting to come through. I’ve received mine back into my bank now. The company has been through some torrid times recently - Not least because of a concerted and highly personal campaign to discredit their founder. This didn’t help ticket sales this year and resulted in cancellations. They could easily have gone bust with no chance of refunds but they are holding on and doing their best.

Wow, there’s a lot of negative reviews! I went to only one show in 2024 and it was great! I have two cats from a breeder that attends these shows and that’s how I heard about. The only thing I can complain about is that I paid for the super fan lifetime pass and they promise they send you a gift but I never received anything...

They've had some growing pains, but overall their events are amazing!

My daughter and I really enjoy the shows! We’ve been to 2. My only concern is that I signed up for VIP over a year ago and was supposed to receive some kind of welcome gift and never did.

I have been to 3 LCWW cat shows and had a lovely time. The cats remained in their own large comfortable cat carriers, just moved briefly to small cages for voting. If LCWW cancel their shows, no problem for me as I have a Lifetime Superfan Pass (£100). Just need to go to one more show to get my money's worth. Only fault is their poor sound system/acoustics, so 4 stars

Visited the LCWW exhibition at Olympia. Was busy but could easily walk around (unlike the magic of Xmas show Olympia which was awful and herded around like cattle!). We went on Sunday which I heard was quieter than the Saturday. There was a nice mix of stalls, some selling cat themed items for people but enough also selling cat products...food/bowls/toys etc. A few of the cats seemed a little anxious but on the whole they were really chilled, a few sitting on owners laps being groomed or stroked. Owners ensured cats weren't being pulled or poked around by visitors which was good. Our only negative would be the sound systems were very poor and we couldn't hear what was being said on the presentation stage. There was a talk about Bengal cats and we couldn't hear a word! A lot of visitors were complaining they couldn't hear. This did spoil things a little as we wanted to hear the Q&A section. There wasn't enough seating and you spent long periods standing - but this is always a problem at Olympia. Apart from this we had a really enjoyable, informative day and found everyone to be very friendly.