Typical 2026 prices for 17 procedures, from the annual check-up to emergency surgery, in CAD. Crowd-checked with real owner bills.
Toronto price index 1.15×Typical range = what a general-practice clinic quotes. Real bills = median of verified owner submissions (published once we have three).
| Procedure | Typical range | Real bills | Insurance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Routine care | |||
| Exotic Wellness Exam | $105–$205 | none yet | routine |
| Emergency Exam | $200–$400 | none yet | routine |
| Bloodwork Panel | $170–$400 | none yet | covered |
| X-rays | $200–$520 | none yet | covered |
| Euthanasia & Aftercare | $140–$400 | none yet | routine |
| Nail & Incisor Trim (awake) | $46–$105 | none yet | routine |
| Microchip | $70–$140 | none yet | routine |
| Common illnesses | |||
| Respiratory Infection | $230–$690 | none yet | covered |
| Mites & Parasites | $140–$400 | none yet | covered |
| Vitamin C Deficiency (guinea pigs) | $170–$460 | none yet | covered |
| Surgery | |||
| Rabbit Spay (female) | $345–$805 | none yet | routine |
| Rabbit or Ferret Neuter (male) | $200–$540 | none yet | routine |
| Dental Burr or Trim (under anaesthesia) | $540–$1,090 | none yet | covered |
| Abscess Surgery | $690–$2,070 | none yet | covered |
| Emergency & major | |||
| GI Stasis | $400–$2,760 | none yet | covered |
| Uterine Tumour Surgery | $1,035–$2,875 | none yet | covered |
| Bladder Stones | $1,035–$2,530 | none yet | covered |
Estimated annual routine care. Toronto highlighted.
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A standard exam runs $105–$205. Emergency exams start around $200.
Toronto sits at 1.15× the Canada average, above most cities in our index.
At local prices a single ACL surgery can reach $2,760. If you could not absorb that, insurance usually pays off. Run the calculator with your breed.