OUR VETERINARIANS

Dr Jennifer is the senior veterinarian and owner of Cammeray Veterinary Hospital. After graduating at Sydney University with 1st class honours, Jennifer began her career in the mid-north coast working at a mixed animal practice. This gave her an opportunity to hone her surgery and diagnostic skills across all types of animals from cattle to red belly black snakes! She looks back to her time in a country as an important foundational period for her determination to solve the issue at hand.

More recently, she’s spent the last 10 years living and working in the area. At home she has her hands full with a husband (Chris), Kelpie (Peach), Chihuahua (Pokey) and her son George and daughter Valerie.

As a Cammeray local, Jen’s excited to bring the best possible veterinary care to the growing animal community.

Dr Helen grew up in Sydney surrounded by a variety of pets including rabbits, dogs, ferrets, fish, mice and birds and this fostered her love of animals and her dream of becoming a vet. As a young adult she spent some time in Queensland working and studying where she completed her Bachelor of Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland. She returned to Sydney and started her veterinary career at a general practice for a year before moving back to Brisbane to work at various small animal practices including emergency work and a community vet clinic that provided essential vet care to pet owners who were unable to afford such services.

In 2023, Helen returned back to Sydney with her husband and three rescue cats Stella, Stavros and Mila.

Helen enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine but has a particular interest in internal medicine.

Outside of work she enjoys bush walking, the beach, exercising and spending time with her friends and family.

Since graduating from a Bachelor of Veterinary Science with Honours at the University of Sydney, Pip has worked as a Veterinarian for over 25 years. She completed a Residency in Large Animal Internal Medicine Residency in USA and is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. She has worked in small animal practice on the lower north shore for the past 10 years, as well as in mixed practice in rural NSW, pharmaceutical research and animal welfare at the RSPCA. Pip has a particular interest in small animal internal medicine, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, and geriatric health.

Pip enjoys getting to know the lovely, local North Sydney community and their pets, providing the highest standard of veterinary care and improving the quality of life of all creatures, great and small. Pip has 3 busy teenage children, an energetic Border Collie, Badger, and two cheeky cats, Tabitha and Magical Mr Mistoffelees!