Bijnor Temple Dog's 'Devotion' Sparks Debate: Vets Warn of Illness, Not Miracle

• A dog continuously circling a Hanuman temple in Nandpur village, Bijnor, has gone viral, with many attributing it to faith and devotion.
• Veterinarians in Bhopal dismiss the 'miracle' theory, suggesting the behavior could be a symptom of serious illness like neurological disorders or rabies.
• Dr. S.K. Srivastava warns that continuous circling, not eating or drinking properly, indicates a physical or mental problem, possibly a vestibular disorder or brain infection.
• Experts list potential scientific causes including vestibular disorder, brain tumor, canine distemper, early rabies, or canine dementia.
• Doctors urge caution, advising people to get the dog examined by a vet and seek immediate medical attention if bitten or scratched due to potential rabies risk.

Why It Matters: Veterinarians warn that a dog's continuous circling at a Bijnor temple is likely an illness, not devotion, urging caution.