Trusted pet care with over 65 years of combined experience

The Five Bone Hotel Kennels and Cattery in Turre.

The Five Bone Hotel Kennels and Cattery in Turre. Credit: Five Bone

The Five Bone Hotel Kennels and Cattery in Turre has been run by Mark and Anita Naylor since 2000, continuing the high standards established by the original owner.

They have built a reputation for treating every pet as if it were their own and truly love the work they do and all the pets in their care. Anita is a UK-trained veterinary nurse with over 30 years’ grooming experience, while Mark has successfully managed the kennels for the past 26 years.

Their commitment to animal welfare means prospective clients are welcome to visit the premises during public opening hours without making an appointment, giving complete confidence in the facilities and standards of care.

Set within extensive, secure gardens, the kennels and cattery provide clean, individual accommodation where pets can relax in comfort. Dogs enjoy a large, fully fenced exercise field, while cats have access to a secure outdoor garden where they can safely explore under supervision.

The Five Bone Hotel is fully licensed, government registered and complies with all legal requirements, offering complete peace of mind to owners.

Additional services include professional dog and cat grooming, together with pain-free ultrasonic teeth cleaning for dogs.

The Five Bone Hotel is also home to Almeria’s only official pet cemetery, providing a peaceful final resting place for much-loved companions.

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.30am–12.30pm & 6.00pm–7.00pm • Sunday 9.30am–10.30am

Boarding: Mark – 630 234 556
Grooming: Anita – 662 344 734

www.fivebonehotel.com

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Penny has been a writer and a key member of the editorial department at Euro Weekly News, Europe’s largest free English-language newspaper in Spain, for many years. Specialising in cultural commentary, community features, and regional lifestyle trends, Penny crafts engaging stories that matter to the expatriate community. From local events to lifestyle insights across the Costa del Sol and beyond, her work connects readers with the heartbeat of Spain.

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