Meet the Veterinary Teaching Hospital Team: Lori Lutskas
Lori Lutskas is a licensed veterinary technician and certified canine rehabilitation practitioner in the Integrative Medicine and Rehabilitation service at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Hospital Story
WSU works to repair puppy’s leg
It was a highly complicated procedure but the surgical team was able to practice and prepare using a 3D-printed model of the puppy’s legs.
Peaches the Pony Gets a Second Chance
Horse Canada
Veterinary Teaching Hospital offers host of treatments for osteoarthritis
A low power, pain-reducing laser is a convenient alternative for treating osteoarthritis in elderly cats that aren’t accustomed to the underwater treadmill at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Q&A with longtime veterinary technician Lori Lutskas
Not many remember when McCoy Hall served as WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
New treatment helps paralyzed dog walk again
Mater was a dog in his prime, hunting every weekend alongside his owner.
A dog may once walk again thanks to the Good Samaritan Fund
On a Sunday morning in October 2012, Tara Johnson and her husband heard their dog “Juno,” a 4-year-old Husky, whimpering several yards from their house. They ran to find her lying on the ground not moving. Although they couldn’t see any bite marks through her fur, they did see saliva on her neck.
“That would be typical of a wolf attack,” said Johnson. “We’d had several wolf sightings near our house a few months before she was injured.”
