Introduction: Why should you own a Tiger? 

Tigers are considered to be the largest and most powerful of all cats. They are also the national animal of India. Being one of the most iconic animals in the world, tigers have been a symbol for power, beauty, and fearlessness for centuries. Tigers have been spotted in many ancient civilizations as a sign of strength and courage. In India, they have been worshiped as gods by some cultures. 

How to take care of a tiger 

This is a guide to taking care of a tiger. Tigers are among the most dangerous animals in the world, but they can also be among the most rewarding pets for those who know how to take care of them. It is important to remember that tigers are wild animals, and as such need to be treated differently from domesticated pets. In this article, we will cover some basic guidelines on how you can ensure that your pet tiger lives a long and healthy life. Since tigers are wild animals, it’s important not to treat them like domesticated pets. Tigers need space and time outside of their cages in order to exercise and explore their natural instincts - something that isn't possible if they're kept indoors all day long. Frequent interaction with humans is also important for a tiger's emotional well-being, so they should spend at least four hours every day playing with their owners or other tigers who live nearby. 

Caring for Tigers with Special Needs 

The tiger is a majestic animal that has been the symbol of power and strength since ancient times. Tigers are also the national animal of India, Bangladesh and Malaysia. But tigers have special needs which differ from those of other animals. They need to be in a wide-open space with plenty of trees to climb on and bushes to hide in. Tigers also need a lot of fresh meat every day, as well as a constant supply of water. This section will discuss how you can care for tigers with special needs while they are in captivity. 

The Golden Rules of Tiger Ownership 

The Golden Rules of Tiger Ownership is a book written by John L. Fuller, Jr. in 1993. It was published by the University of Chicago Press and is widely considered to be the definitive book on tiger ownership and care. It includes information on tiger behavior, feeding, breeding, and many other subjects related to tigers in captivity. The book also contains detailed advice on how to select a reputable breeder and how to find appropriate facilities for one's tiger after it has been purchased or acquired. 

Feeding Your Tiger: Nutrition Feeding Guidelines 

This section provides information on what to feed your tiger and how often. Information on feeding your tiger Tigers are carnivores, which means they eat meat. Tigers need to be fed a diet of about 75% raw, fresh meat and 25% raw vegetables. Feeding guidelines for tigers can vary depending on the animal's age, size and activity level. Young tigers (less than 18 months old) need to be fed 3-4 pounds of food daily while adults should eat 4-5 pounds of food per day. Adult tigers should be fed once or twice a day depending on their activity level. If the tiger is inactive during the day, they should be fed in the morning and if they are active during the day then they should be fed at night before bedtime. 

The types of Tigers 

The types of Tigers are: 

1. Bengal Tiger 

2. Malayan Tiger 

3. Siberian Tiger 

4. Sumatran Tiger