Staggering creatures with multiple natural attacks?

[Joshua029]

If a creature with multiple natural attacks is staggered, does that mean it can only attack with one of its natural attacks?

Context:
I'm going up against a Tarasque, and I'll have Stunning Critical. The Tarasque will always pass its Fortitude Save, but that means it will still be Staggered for 1d4 rounds. I need to know if this will actually reduce its number of attacks or not as it may mean the difference between survival or death for my character?

[LoudKid]

Unless it has some ability that gives it multiple attacks without full-attacking, yeah. Normally, having multiple natural weapons works as if you had multiple iterative attacks (outside of calculating the attack bonuses), meaning it takes a full-round to use more than one.

[Ray-gun]

Staggering means a creature gets only one action (move or standard) so only one attack. That said some creatures are immune to staggering.