# Dr. Indrė Matsuzaki

> Veterinary scientific consultant (DVM, PhD) based in Japan, working with animal-health companies in Europe and worldwide. She turns real-world clinic data into peer-reviewed publications, reviews the published evidence behind products, designs studies and writes scientific content for veterinarians. Business registered in Japan as Cavia.

## Services
- Manuscript writing and journal submission: publication-ready manuscripts from company data, from journal choice to peer review.
- Clinical data analysis: cleaning, organizing and statistically analyzing veterinary clinical records.
- Evidence reviews and study design: reviews of the published research behind a product, study protocols, and key opinion leader and research partner engagement.
- Training and scientific content: scientific marketing, technical articles and training for veterinarians.
- Japan market insight: registration pathways, how Japanese clinics and vets work, and what pet owners expect. Formal regulatory filings are done with local regulatory specialists.

## Areas
Regenerative medicine, immunology, orthopedics, dentistry and nutrition, in dogs, cats, horses, small mammals and wildlife.

## Background
- Small-animal practice in dentistry, oral surgery and small mammal medicine (2018–2021).
- PhD in veterinary medicine (2023), Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, on canine platelet-rich fibrin; visiting PhD researcher at Kagoshima University, Japan (2022); junior scientist at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (2023–2024).
- Lecturer in veterinary anatomy (2018–2022).
- Global Veterinary Business Development Manager in Germany (2024–2025).
- Scientific Advisory Board member, Morris Animal Foundation.
- Eleven peer-reviewed papers, including first-author papers in Scientific Reports and the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Earlier work published under the maiden name Indrė Jasinevičiūtė.

## How projects work
Clients send data or a question and receive a written scope and estimate. Larger projects are billed hourly with monthly time reports; smaller, well-defined tasks can be quoted at a fixed price. An evidence review usually takes one to two weeks; a manuscript about four to six weeks from data to submission-ready paper.

## Contact
- Email: indre@matsuzakico.com
- Website: https://matsuzakico.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/indrematsuzaki/
- Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=YsgKRM0AAAAJ
- ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8372-1887