Interceptor Plus for Dogs Price in Canada
milbemycin oxime + praziquantel · Oral chewable
Interceptor Plus (milbemycin oxime + praziquantel) costs $29.87–$93.54 for 6 chews at Canadian pharmacies, before the dispensing fee.
Pharmacy Price Comparison
| Size and quantity | Costco | VetMeds | Pets Drug Mart | VetScript | BEAM Pharmacy | The Pet Pharmacist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dispensing fee once per Rx | +$4.49 | +$8.99 | +$7.99 | +$9.99 | +$7.99 | +$4.99 |
| 2.3 mg + 22.8 mg [0.9-3.6 kg band]6 chewsDIN 02468344 | $29.87 | $36.51 | $35.52‡ | $42.00‡ | $34.20‡ | $38.10‡ |
| 5.75 mg + 57 mg [3.6-11.3 kg band]6 chews | $32.51 | $38.58 | $37.56‡ | $48.00‡ | $36.12‡ | $40.26‡ |
| 11.5 mg + 114 mg [11.3-22.7 kg band]6 chews | $49.34 | $64.48 | $62.76‡ | $66.00‡ | $60.36‡ | $67.26‡ |
| 23 mg + 228 mg [22.7-45.4 kg band]6 chews | $72.51 | $85.71 | $87.30‡ | $90.00‡ | $83.94‡ | $93.54‡ |
Medication only, before tax. Add the dispensing fee above; shipping and a veterinary consultation are extra. Not a Telepets quote — the pharmacy sets the final price. A dash means the pharmacy does not list that size; “Not carried” means it does not stock the product. A ‡ marks a price worked out from the pharmacy’s own listed prices rather than from a box it sells at this quantity. Last checked 2026-09-08.
Drug Information
- Brand Name
- Interceptor Plus
- Generic Name
- milbemycin oxime + praziquantel
- Route
- Oral chewable
- Species
- Dog
- Price Range
- $29.87–$93.54
Where these prices come from
Online pharmacy prices are listed on the pharmacy's own website. Pickup pharmacy prices come from telephone surveys of Ontario pharmacies, so they can differ by store and by province. Each price is for the medication only, before the dispensing fee, shipping and tax, so it matches what you would see on the pharmacy's own page. It is not a Telepets quote.
Read the full pricing methodology · Last updated 2026-09-08
Disclaimer
This site lists medication names, quantities and prices. It does not say what any medication is for, and it is not veterinary advice. Speak to a veterinarian about treatment.
