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From private equity overtaking veterinary clinics to a longstanding shortage of veterinarians, a complex web of factors is making it ever more expensive for Canadians who own a pet
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In today’s letters to the editor: Manitoba election; Wab Kinew; House Speaker election; Greg Fergus; artificial intelligence; notwithstanding clause; pet drug prices; Donald Trump; India
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Alberta’s information watchdog opens systemic probe into ministries’ handling of access requests
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Pharmacies can sell pet medication in Canada, but they are hamstrung by what critics say is an oligopoly in the production, distribution and sale of drugs that favour veterinary clinics
An Ontario pharmacy owner claims veterinary drug distributors are restricting the supply of medication, which she believes is costing owners more money to treat their pets.