Anna Mikicinki, faced with high veterinary bills for her three dogs, discovered a method to significantly reduce costs by sourcing pet medications from Australia. She was able to save nearly 70% by purchasing directly from manufacturers, but recent changes prevented direct sales to Canada, forcing her to find alternative methods. A broader investigation revealed that exclusive distribution deals in Canada restrict access to affordable pet medications, with the Competition Bureau calling for changes to increase options and reduce costs for pet owners across the country.
Veterinarian Dr. Howard Covant believes pet owners should be able to easily buy animal medicines at a pharmacy.
The investigation revealed how the veterinary industry, through exclusive distribution deals, limits who can purchase and sell pet medications.
Mikicinki saved almost 70 percent by purchasing pet medications from Australia.
The Competition Bureau of Canada reported that Canadians need more choice when filling their pet's prescriptions.
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