Gaurav Taneja’s Pet Mau Reportedly Dies; Instagram User Raises Questions Over His Final Days

Popular content creator Gaurav Taneja, widely known as Flying Beast, is facing attention on social media following claims surrounding the reported death of his Labrador, Mau. A series of Instagram Stories shared by fitness and sports creator Pushpendra Choudhary (@_pusshhhh) has raised questions about Mau’s health, living conditions, medical treatment and care during his final days.

According to the claims made in the posts, Mau had become seriously unwell, stopped eating and was allegedly suffering for several days before his reported death. The Instagram user claims that Mau was being kept at a farmhouse and alleges that his diet included cow feed, mineral mixture and roti with milk, while questioning whether he was receiving appropriate nutrition for a pet dog.

Another post alleges that Mau was spending time outside in extreme heat and questions whether he could have been provided better protection from the weather or kept indoors. The posts also raise concerns about Mau’s interactions with other dogs at the farmhouse, with the Instagram user alleging that the Labrador had previously been involved in incidents where other dogs attacked him and questioning why greater separation or supervision was not maintained.

The video further contains screenshots of WhatsApp conversations dated July 26 and July 27, 2026, in which concerns are allegedly expressed about Mau’s deteriorating condition. One of the claims states that Mau had stopped eating and had become seriously ill, while another alleges that Mau was shown to a hospital in Meerut and that the family was advised to take him to Delhi for further treatment.

The Instagram user questions why Mau was allegedly not taken to Delhi despite the reported advice and whether more intensive veterinary treatment could have been provided. The video also claims that Mau continued to suffer during his final days and raises questions about whether timely medical intervention could have changed his condition.

The video concludes with the statement “26th July 2026 — Rest in peace Mau,” indicating that the account is claiming Mau died on or around July 26, 2026.

Mau had previously become the subject of public discussion in 2025 after Gaurav Taneja revealed that the Labrador had been moved to the family’s farmhouse. The decision generated criticism and questions from some viewers about the dog’s living arrangements, while Taneja had previously shared that Mau was staying at the farmhouse.

The latest Instagram posts have renewed discussion about Mau’s wellbeing and the responsibilities involved in caring for a pet, particularly when an animal becomes seriously ill. The posts question whether appropriate food, medical attention, supervision and living conditions were provided during Mau’s final days.

However, the allegations circulating online have not been independently verified by Vanity Stardom. Vanity Stardom has not independently established the cause of Mau’s reported death, the exact medical treatment he received, whether a Meerut hospital advised that he be taken to Delhi, the authenticity and complete context of the WhatsApp conversations, or the allegations regarding his diet, living conditions and interactions with other dogs.

Gaurav Taneja’s response, together with veterinary records or other relevant medical documentation, would be important in establishing what happened during Mau’s final days. The claims should therefore be understood as allegations made by the Instagram user rather than independently established findings.

The matter has also brought renewed attention to the broader responsibility of pet ownership, particularly the importance of appropriate nutrition, veterinary care, protection from extreme weather and supervision when animals are living alongside other pets.

Vanity Stardom has reached no independent conclusion regarding the allegations and will reflect any substantive response or clarification provided by Gaurav Taneja or representatives concerning Mau’s reported death and final days.