Snakebite is an important cause of both morbidity and mortality especially in rural regions in summertimes. According to the intensity of the toxin, local and systemic complications may occur. Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which is a systemic complication may lead to release of tissue factors and subsequently cause serious results. One other complication of snakebite is acute renal failure and it mostly occurs due to prerenal reasons. Administration of antivenom is the most effective treatment strategy to prevent such complications. In this report we presented a 55 year old male patient with snakebite who developed acute renal failure and DIC.