Natural topical cream for enhancing canine hair growth and reducing alopecia

Technology
In development
University

This natural topical cream utilizes ingredients that stimulate hair follicle activity, promoting hair growth and reducing alopecia in dogs. Developed for severe cases of hair loss due to dysfunction or disease, it is currently at TRL 6, with clinical studies planned.

Overview

This natural topical cream is designed to promote hair growth and reduce alopecia in dogs. Utilizing carefully selected natural ingredients, the cream targets hair follicle activity, thereby stimulating hair regrowth in dogs suffering from severe hair loss due to dysfunction or diseases such as Leishmaniosis.

Technical specifications

The key feature of this product is its formulation with natural ingredients that have been shown to activate hair follicles. This activation results in increased hair growth and reduced hair loss. The cream has been tested in various cases, yielding positive results in promoting hair regrowth in dogs with severe alopecia.

Technology readiness level

The development of this cream has reached Technology Readiness Level 6, indicating that it has been tested in relevant environments and is ready for further validation in clinical studies involving dogs. These studies aim to substantiate its efficacy and safety before moving towards commercialization.


About Universidad de Murcia

Universidad de Murcia is a large, comprehensive public research university in southeast Spain, serving the Region of Murcia with broad academic and research programs. Industry engagement is supported by a research and technology park and campus core facilities, plus proximity to the region’s agri‑food innovation cluster, enabling partners to co‑develop and test solutions. The university’s integration with the regional health system and an affiliated teaching hospital facilitates clinical studies and translational collaborations. Research is backed by competitive European and national funding, including programs from the European Commission and Spain’s national research agency, alongside regional and industry contracts. A technology transfer office manages IP, licensing, spinouts, and collaboration agreements for streamlined access by corporate R&D.

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