A large bite wound measuring 40x15cm on an Irish Wolfhound's flank and abdomen was treated with delayed primary closure and VetGold. Initial closure of the large skin flap was unsuccessful due to infection and necrosis. The wound was then managed as an open wound with daily irrigation and antibiotics until the infection cleared and granulation tissue formed. A second delayed closure was planned but deemed unnecessary as the wound contracted rapidly and epithelized well with continued use of VetGold, allowing it to heal openly. The dog made a full recovery after two weeks.