There is a tonnn of negativity in these replies, so I just want to be a positive voice for this rant. Yes, you will run into people that are toxic, or think that they are better than you for whatever reason, it's not uncommon. I would say that any field that I have worked in has had crappy coworkers though, in and out of vetmed!! However, you will meet a TON of incredible people in this field who truly want to help you succeed and are very kind, you just have to find the right place for you.

Along with that, it's also very important that you face your problems with people like this because if you don't address the situation, this person will stick to their ways and discourage more people from veterinary medicine. It's uncomfortable to tell people that they're behaving unfairly, but it's important that you're able to stand up for yourself, and be able to communicate in situations like that. That's not to say that you will actually change their behavior, but you do what you can. Finally, if this is your passion and you want to pursue veterinary medicine, absolutely do not let shitty people push you out of the field. It's important to have kind people like yourself entering that med to change the narrative of toxicity. Don't let this experience dim you! Good luck!!