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Actually, the position on the Bestiary feats has recently been updated. Now you can take a Bestiary feat if, and only if, it is specifically listed as an option. So for a Natural Weapon Ranger, you can select Improved Natural Weapon and Multi-attack because they are listed as available. Likewise, an animal companion can now select Improved Natural Armor and Improved Natural Attack.
EDIT--see THIS thread
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The Natural Weapon Combat Style seems interesting. I was wondering if it the possible in the Society. According to the Guide to Organizied Play, feats from the Beastary are forbidden unless granted by another source. The Guide does not state that the combat style is forbidden. Since the style is not forbidden and according to the APG you can take Improved Natural Weapon and Multiattack as bonus feats, can I take these feats at the approperiate times?
Since the most recent change allowing access to the Bestiary feats if granted by another source (in this case APG), yes you could take the Imp Natural Weapon and Multiattack feats for the natural combat ranger character. I believe they are only an option as bonus feats at the levels they are offered, but this could be pickier than they were intending the rule to be.
EDIT:And ninja'd by the man in the black cloak... =p
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Unfortunately the OP Guide is currently out of date. Hyrum moved the additional resources chapter to a section of the Paizo website a few weeks back and clarified how the whole Bestiary feat aspect of the rules worked. There's a discussion thread about it here.
In essence, if a book specifically permits the use of a feat it is allowed, but you are not allowed to pick it "just because." A natural weapon ranger could pick improved natural weapon because it is on that list, but a fighter could not pick improved natural weapon because they simply want it.
Edit: Ninjaed x2, how bad is that?