Consultant
Consulting That Bridges Innovation &
Real-World Practice
With over two decades in veterinary medicine, Dr. Natalie Marks offers a rare combination of clinical expertise, business insight, and practical communication. As a consultant, she works closely with animal health companies, startups, and organizations to align their goals with the realities of everyday veterinary practice. Her approach is grounded in authenticity, experience, and a deep understanding of what truly resonates with veterinary professionals and pet parents.
Dr. Marks specializes in helping partners bring new products, technologies, and ideas to market with clarity and impact. From messaging strategy and campaign development to product education and event support, she brings both credibility and relatability to every collaboration. She’s especially known for translating technical information into accessible language that drives engagement and trust—whether it's for a media audience, conference room, or clinic floor.
Book Dr. MarksDr. Marks specializes in helping partners bring new products, technologies, and ideas to market with clarity and impact. From messaging strategy and campaign development to product education and event support, she brings both credibility and relatability to every collaboration. She’s especially known for translating technical information into accessible language that drives engagement and trust—whether it's for a media audience, conference room, or clinic floor.
Trusted by Leading Brands in Animal Health
Dr. Marks has collaborated with a wide range of companies across the veterinary industry, serving as a strategic advisor, campaign spokesperson, and clinical consultant. Her clients include pharmaceutical leaders, nutrition brands, diagnostics companies, and emerging startups, all of whom value her ability to connect science with real-world application. With each partnership, she brings thoughtful feedback, strong communication, and a results-driven mindset to help elevate brands and improve patient outcomes.
