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Bioavailability of iron (II) bounded as a chelate to macromolecular humic acids was investigated in two different concentrations using retention rates of 59Fe in piglets (age: 24 h). Investigations period was from 3 hrs. to 21 days following application. 21 days after a single oral application of the humic-acid-iron-complexes, 25% of the total Fe was detected in the animal, distributed in the erythrocytes (80%), muscles and bones (8% respectively) and liver (4%). For the first time in veterinary medicine these results enable a combined therapy of enteric and iron-deficiency syndrome by using only one drug. Recommendation for dosing is provided.
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