Updated 2026-09-06 · Prices in CAD · Recall feed checked daily
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Diabetes, first year cost across Canada

Diagnosis, insulin, glucose curves and monitoring across the first year.

$1,200–$3,000national typical range (CAD)
Torontomost expensive city
Reginaleast expensive city
Top 10

Where it costs most

Toronto$2,415
Vancouver$2,415
Victoria$2,310
Surrey$2,290
Calgary$2,270
Guelph$2,225
Ottawa$2,205
Kelowna$2,205
Barrie$2,205
Save money

Ways to pay less

  • Many cats go into remission on a low-carbohydrate diet caught early.
  • Home glucose monitoring saves hundreds a year in clinic curves.
Insurance check

Insured cats in Edmonton would get roughly $1,930 of this back.

Typical plans reimburse 80–90% after the deductible, for about $46–$95/month for a young cat.

Full table

All 24 cities

CityTypical rangeIndex
Toronto ON$1,380–$3,450
Vancouver BC$1,380–$3,450
Mississauga ON$1,345–$3,360
Victoria BC$1,320–$3,300
Surrey BC$1,310–$3,270
Calgary AB$1,295–$3,240
Guelph ON$1,270–$3,180
Ottawa ON$1,260–$3,150
Kelowna BC$1,260–$3,150
Barrie ON$1,260–$3,150
Hamilton ON$1,250–$3,120
Kitchener-Waterloo ON$1,235–$3,090
Edmonton AB$1,225–$3,060
London ON$1,200–$3,000
Red Deer AB$1,165–$2,910
Moncton NB$1,115–$2,790
Montreal QC$1,105–$2,760
Sherbrooke QC$1,105–$2,760
Halifax NS$1,080–$2,700
St. John's NL$1,080–$2,700
Saskatoon SK$1,055–$2,640
Winnipeg MB$1,055–$2,640
Quebec City QC$1,055–$2,640
Regina SK$1,045–$2,610
FAQ

Questions

What is the average cost of diabetes, first year in Canada?

Nationally $1,200–$3,000 in 2026. Toronto is the most expensive city we track; Regina the least.

Why do prices vary so much between cities?

Rent, staff wages, equipment and competition. Big-city specialty hospitals can charge double what a rural clinic does for the same procedure.

Does pet insurance cover diabetes, first year?

Yes, on most accident-and-illness plans after the deductible.

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