#Canadian Animal Health Institute

Report: Canadian veterinary drug prices expected to spike

May 21, 2018

An increase in veterinary drug service fees proposed by Health Canada could lead to higher prices for some animal medications and the elimination of others, according to a report from research organization Agri-Food Economic Systems. The report, which was commissioned by the Canadian Animal Health Institute  (CAHI), states the suggested increases would range between 169 to 500 percent by April 2019 and would affect more than half of …
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