The scientific name for these social and intelligent primates is Macaca fascicularis, and they are native to Southeast Asia. Although they live mostly in forests, they have adapted to live in a variety of human-altered environments, such as cities and agricultural landscapes. Because of their intelligence, charm, and human-like qualities, some people have expressed interest in owning a crab-eating macaque as a pet over the years. However, having a macaque as a pet has its own set of duties and responsibilities. This extensive guide will cover every facet of taking care of a crab-eating macaque as a pet, from comprehending their natural behaviors and habitat needs to offering appropriate nutrition, socialization, and medical attention. By exploring these subjects, both new and experienced macaque owners can learn a great deal about the challenges of owning primates and guarantee the health and happiness of their furry friends.