According to Cats.com, even caracals bred to be pets still retain their wild instincts, and as wild animals, they're often messy, aggressive, territorial, and unpredictable.

Fat cats are so common that you might not even realize yours is on the portly side. But overweight and obese cats now outnumber those at a healthy weight , and vets are seeing more super-obese ...

DEAR PET TALK: I have two cats. One slim, one, getting fatter by the day. How do I slim down the fat cat without depriving the slim cat? I have a regular life. I work. I go out. I can’t be here ...

DEAR PET TALK: I have two cats. One slim, one, getting fatter by the day. How do I slim down the fat cat without depriving the slim cat? I have a regular life. I work. I go out. I can’t be here ...

An estimated 57% of U.S. cats are overweight or obese, according to a 2008 study by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. So WebMD asked Rolan Tripp, DVM, for advice on how to get fat cats ...

What is a caracal cat? ... They're not pets," said Jill Carnegie, Valley of the Kings Sanctuary and Retreat. SEE ALSO: Hong Kong zoo seeks answers after 9 monkeys die in 2 days.

Caracals are “the heaviest and also the fastest of the small cats,” according to the San Diego Zoo. Despite their wild nature, people sometimes keep caracals as pets . Experts advise against this.

Caracals are medium-sized wild cats native to Africa and Southwest Asia. They are admired for their distinct facial markings, reddish-tan coats, long legs, and large black tufted ears. If you want to ...