This page lists the most frequent questions asked. Tigers are wild animals and are not domesticated. I do not support getting a tiger as a pet. This is terrible for the tiger and not all that good for the human.
Tigers are cute as cubs, but as they grow they can hurt a person very easily.
Tigers need special medical care, calcium supplements as cubs, 20-40 pounds of meat per meal, and lots of space. Most tigers that are bought as pets are neglected or mistreated. Many people think that if they declaw and defang a tiger, then that tiger will be OK as a pet. If you have your heart set on caring for a tiger, do so by 'adopting' one that is at an animal sanctuary. The white spots are called 'eye spots' or 'predator spots'.