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Optimising Athletic Performance
& Rehabilitating From Injury or Ill Health

PhysioFi is Dr Fiona Bloom PhD,  a Chartered Physiotherapist and Veterinary Physiotherapist. A category A member of ACPAT who specialises in the treatment and rehabilitation of horses, humans, and hounds.

Being a horse rider and British competitor from a young age, gaining a degree in human physiotherapy and a master’s, and doctorate in veterinary physiotherapy, working for the NHS and referral practices, to treating racehorses in the United Arab Emirates, Fiona has an extensive level of experience in the fields of equine, canine and human physiotherapy.

Based in Southern England, she treats a vast network of private and referred patients across Surrey and Sussex. Due to her experience and reputation as a competitor and physio, her client base has expanded overseas, covering Europe and the UAE. Fiona is a highly sought-after specialist, providing the utmost skill, understanding and care regarding assessing, treating, and rehabilitating her canine, equine and human patients.

Fiona’s keen eye for gait assessment and body language, combined with her extensive knowledge and experience has made her an expert when it comes to treating musculoskeletal conditions, joint dysfunctions and soft tissue pain, whether chronic or acute. She also has advanced rehabilitation and recovery programmes following an operation or injury that are bespoke to the patient’s needs, with follow-up assessment sessions at home to ensure a smooth road to recovery. Offering advice and treatment to patients recovering from a sporting injury or operation to owners of horses, working dogs or the family pet.

Testimonials

I have used Fi on both my previous loan horse and with my current horse, with fantastic results every time. Fi was recommended to me as having ‘magic hands’ and I really can happily vouch that Fi works miracles on horses. I recommend Fi to all my family and friends!

Caroline, Pease Pottage

I would highly recommend Fi as an equine physiotherapist, she has treated Ralph and Zoomy for a number of years going above and beyond giving me stretching exercises and advice over the phone while away competing, fitting them in for last minute appointments when they needed them, especially after competitions and hunting. Everything was clearly explained and she is calm and patient at all times.

Laura, Horsham

Fi helped my frozen shoulder no end. Definitely will recommend and return

Peter, East Grinstead

The initial assessment…

So, we begin by asking, if you are injured or if you are looking for maintenance for athletic performance… either can be catered for, in all species!

Perhaps you need help with any of the following? 

  • Neck pain, including whiplash.
  • Back pain.
  • Shoulder, arm, and hand pain/injury.
  • Pelvis, hip, knee, ankle, foot, leg, pain/ injury.
  • Sporting injuries/sprains/pain.
  • Work-related injuries.
  • Degenerative joint disease such as arthritis.
  • Pre/Post-surgery.
  • Neurological rehabilitation and long-term management advice.
  • Breathlessness management.

Or does the following apply to your horse or dog?

  • Has had an injury or accident.
  • Works or competes.
  • Has had or is about to have surgery.
  • Is showing signs of pain, tenderness, or aversion to touch.
  • Has a noticeable limp.
  • Developed weakness.
  • Has a noticeable degeneration in agility and movement.

If so, then physiotherapy may be the answer. Even if you’re unsure it is always best to find out, for your or your animal’s well-being. Please get in touch with PhysioFi via our contact page and let us know how we can help you.