🐾 Premium Replacement Flaps for PetSafe Freedom Dog and Cat Doors - Effortless Replacement -Weather-Resistant Vinyl Material - Small, Medium, Large, X-Large Sizes Review

What can you say about a factory door flap that comes loose from the screws on the first day of using the original dog door screws? This replacement doesn't fit well in the rectangle since the space is in the top-left and bottom-right corners of the pages. I had to add washers to the original screws to hold them on top of the metal strip. It happened again on the first day. Not to mention that like many reviews, the magnetic strip on the underside of the plastic is by no means strong enough to…

I bought this to add to my one flap dog door. The wind keeps blowing it up and I've tried buying other magnets to keep it on the ground but it didn't work at all! So I bought this second one and attached it to a different valve so it closes on at least one side. It flexes a bit at the edge even after adjusting the top, but one that doesn't flex doesn't let cold air in, and that vent keeps it from blowing out. My dog doesn't notice his two so no need to worry. I would suggest having a second…

With all my feral dogs over the years I've had to replace several doors. It holds up, but my boys are particularly tough on dog doors since St. Bernards tend not to understand the concept of "one at a time". Result? The edges of the flap begin to tear. From the first break to the exchange it can take more than a year (including storm), so it's tough. It's also easy to install. It'll take about ten minutes (more if the dogs help) and you'll be fine for a few more years. By the way, I'm getting…

I didn't have a Pet Safe dog door until a year later when the doors needed replacing and they aren't cheap but I bought it, installed it and found it that the bracket you screw the flaps to was not included. These are white cheap plastic parts. I used the old ones that came with the original door but within a month they broke in half leaving the door hanging loose and blowing cold air into your house. Replacement valves MUST come with a retainer as it is a cheap piece of plastic not designed to

This is my third purchase - the first was in 2004 and when we moved in 2016 it worked just as well as it did the day it was installed. The current door was installed before we moved in. My problem is the design of the mount. 5 small head screws on the top of the flex valve. When the pawls are retracted and extended, the valve is torn off the screw heads under pressure and is therefore inoperable. Just ordered my 3rd replacement (4th door total) in 2 years. It would be nice if there was a metal…

I had a Pet-Safe Brand XL pet door that went from the pool cage to the backyard for years and when the door finally started to wear out with use it was time to replace it. I'll go with an "unbranded" "likely to match" alternative - I bought a BRAND NAME XL replacement valve. When it arrived I took a quick look to find it was the same and it turned out to be spot on right down to the branding logo on the valve itself. I just removed an old torn valve and discovered that REPLACING THE BRAND NAME…

When people talk about hatch replacement, they are not kidding. That's all - a single replacement damper. There is NOTHING else in the box. The cheap, flimsy, thin, two-piece plastic bracket required to attach the cover to the metal loop that hangs on top of the unit is NOT INCLUDED. Why don't they record it? PetSafe - I ASK YOU - WHY DON'T YOU INCLUDE THIS PART? I suspect because this product costs almost a penny and pennies don't grow on trees. Our old hinge brace became brittle from the cold