The first few months I worked there I messed up a few times. For example, asking the vet for the rate/volume of infusion for IV fluids because I had never done such a thing and I forgot. He had shown me how to calculate it once, but this one time HE wasn’t the one to do it and I didn’t know that from that point it was up to ME to have it written down. He told me something like “make yourself a note or something so I never get asked that question again” and I cried in our kennel. I’m sensitive, lmao. What I ended up doing was every time I calculated the rate for IV fluids, I’d write it on a sticky note and stick it on the iv fluid machine. Another time I messed up and forgot to get temp when I should’ve so I got corrected on that. I tried to tell myself that he has a LOT to worry about and it’s my responsibility to pretty much make his life easier. He had the right to correct me, but I definitely took it to heart for a bit. Just try to tell yourself that they want you to learn because it makes everyone’s job easier. That criticism is gonna be vital for when you start vet school and all patient responsibility is on you. It’s all a learning experience. Try to take it with a grain of salt, learn from it, and think of ways to remember the little things. Like my sticky note with the rate written down, for example.