Hospital Veterinario Puchol
Specialty hospital / research center
1 current cancer treatment or research opportunity
About Hospital Veterinario Puchol
Hospital Veterinario Puchol in Madrid provides specialist veterinary oncology and neurology care and is the clinical site for ReachGlio, a regulated veterinary trial for dogs with presumptive high-grade glioma. The hospital's oncology service works alongside surgery, diagnostic imaging, internal medicine and clinical pathology, and the ReachGlio protocol uses its neurology and imaging services for treatment and follow-up.
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Who the current listings are forDogs
Cancer types currently listedGlioma
Current options at Hospital Veterinario Puchol
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ReachGlio: SNGR-TNF plus temozolomide for canine high-grade glioma
Hospital Veterinario Puchol / ReachGlio · Spain
Recruiting — enrollment began September 1, 2026
What is being offered: Pilot exploratory veterinary clinical trial authorized by AEMPS. Dogs need a presumptive diagnosis of high-grade glioma and body weight >=7 kg; the study team applies the full protocol criteria. Treatment combines intravenous SNGR-TNF, intended to transiently modify tumor blood-brain-barrier access, with temozolomide. Six treatment cycles are planned 21 days apart with neurologic evaluations, laboratory monitoring and contrast MRI follow-up.
Who may qualify: Min weight kg: 7; Active tumor required
Costs / coverage: 🟢 Study-funded. Protocol-specified treatment, follow-up MRI scans and study-related laboratory testing are funded through TRANSCAN-3 and do not add cost for owners.
Contact: Hospital Veterinario Puchol — +34 912 90 06 40; correo@hvpuchol.com
Location
- Hospital Veterinario Puchol, C/ Sauceda 8, 28050 Madrid, Spain, Madrid, Madrid
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