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Omnivorophobia, is the hatred, dislike, or sometimes fear, of people who eat animal products, wear animal products, use products tested on animals, partake in animal sport, and finally in some cases, keeping an animal as a pet or for something else, like: keeping a sheep for wool, keeping a chicken for eggs, keeping a dog/cat, keeping a horse, and to an extent in some cases, buying an animal for my pet shop. This also applies to vegetarians, since they eat eggs, honey, and dairy. Animal rights activists and sometimes vegetarians seem to be a lot of the time omnivorophobic ( although not all of them are) this means telling them lies or something that is untrue ( ex: you’re going to hell if you don’t go vegan, you’re gonna die of a heart attack if you don’t go vegan, you’re a horrible person if you’re not a vegan, and on and on) and telling a person with a medical condition who can’t go vegan, that they are “ making excuses not to go vegan and just want to find a way to keep abusing animals” and in rare cases, this applies to flexitarian’s/ plant-based people ( people who mainly eat a plant-based diet, but can eat animal products from time to time) although, this can apply to vegaphobia as well to an extent, and in extremely rare cases, vegans who are not animal rights activists get called a “fake vegan or plant-based” although this applies better to vegaphobia, since they are vegan, and vegaphobia is the hatred to vegans, it applies better to this.
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