<p>You can major in anything as long as you complete the prerequisites for the veterinary schools you will be applying to. They can vary a bit, but each one describes them on their website. Most of them can be taken at any college- and they are similar to the ones for pre-meds. Some might require a class in animal nutrition- which is offered on line or you may be able to take it in the summer at another college.
You also will need to have hands on experience with animals. The Washington Zoo would be one possibility for volunteer work/internships.
You could also take classes at University of Maryland. I don’t know how the commuting would be, so maybe a semester there, where you could take animal nutrition and get some hands on animal experience there.
[D.C</a>. Consortium Enrollment | Office of the Registrar](<a href=“http://www.registrar.umd.edu/current/registration/consortium.html]D.C”>D.C. Consortium Enrollment | Office of the Registrar)</p>
<p>Also know that veterinary schools accept mostly in state students.</p>