Sharon has worked at PVH since 2016. Initially on a casual basis and then more regularly from 2018 onwards. Sharon graduated from Sydney University and then headed out west to a small country town for a few years in mixed practice. When her children all grew up and started their own families she moved back to be closer to grandchildren and family. When she's not at work she will be at home with her husband and three very large dogs and three cats or you might even find her on a hockey field saving the goals! She also enjoys engaging her creative side of her brain with many hobbies, such as knitting and crochet among many other handicrafts.

David has worked at PVH since 2010. David graduated from Sydney University and has a special interest in all things feline! When he is not at work he can often be found gardening or relaxing at home with his very spoilt rescue cat Penny or more affectionately known as 'mum cat'.

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Krystal has been part of the Penrith Veterinary Hospital team since 2017, gaining extensive experience in veterinary practice operations, client care and team support. She completed her Diploma in Practice Management in 2025 before stepping into the Practice Manager role in 2026.

Passionate about animal welfare, team development and creating a positive workplace culture, Krystal is dedicated to supporting her colleagues and ensuring the highest standard of care for patients and their owners.

Outside of work, Krystal enjoys spending time with her family, travelling, exploring new places and photography.

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Alison has been at PVH since 2020. She is the smiling face that greets you at reception or answers your calls. She has studied animal science at Western Sydney University and has previously worked for a call centre for Westfield before finding her passion with animals. Her favourite part of the day is giving treats to all the sweet dogs that come to visit us. At home Alison is a keen reader and enjoys drawing and playing games or playing with her hyperactive but cuddly kelpie named Don.

Currently she is Fur-Mum to cavaliers Ethel and Mavis. Their favourite things to do are run free on the beach and snuggle on the couch. Lionel the axolotl is a new addition, he (maybe she, we don’t know yet) likes swimming, floating and staring.

Di started working at PVH in 1985 as a veterinary nurse. Over the last 35 years, she has diversified her career to run a successful photography business “Di Watson Photography” and more recently running a farm stay website “Farm stay Australia” to promote tourism to farmers and rural Australia.

Di still enjoys a day or two a week at PVH and enjoys keeping in contact with all the clients she has developed a relationship with over the years.

She has two lovable and loyal labradors Tilly and Neddy who travel with her around the countryside. Di is also known to help hand raise some of the foster kittens we have come to the hospital and now Clancy the tabby kitten that stayed with her travels along in the caravan with her too!

You might see Di at the clinic on Saturday afternoons joining in at puppy preschool meeting and photographing the puppy graduates.

Jess came to Penrith Vets in 2005 after working at Guildford as a vet nurse and prior to that as a florist. She holds a certificate IV in veterinary nursing. She has a particular interest in radiography and grooming. If you have ever had your pet groomed with us, Jess is likely to have been the culprit, especially if your pet came out looking better than expected. Jess has always had a love for caring and looking after animals and has always known she wanted to work with animals. At home she is always busy with the many craft projects she has on the go as well as her family and pets, Tango a very sweet ragdoll cat, Rosie a cavoodle as well as birds Bosco and Storm.