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PetSafe Pet Door Replacement Flaps

PetSafe Pet Door | Replacement Flap | All Models

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Complete resource for all PetSafe pet door Replacement Flaps for all models and sizes. PetSafe, otherwise known as Radio Systems, uses the following flaps in several pet door and dog door models. Below you will see each replacement flap model accompanied by the types or brands of door where the flap is used. Moore Pet has up to date and current information regarding the availability of PetSafe Replacement flaps. If you would assistance from our expert staff to help determine the correct flap you may need, please call us at 1-800-829-7876.


PetSafe 2-Piece Flaps

Used in the following Pet Door models:
Fits PetSafe Economy, PetSafe Ultimate, Johnson Ultimate, Johnson Pet-Dor, Johnson Deluxe,
Johnson Economy, Tuffi Dor & Pet Dor Jr.

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 Special Notice
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The Unique 2-piece flap has an inner flap with an outer ring. See dimensions "Inner and overall"
Small PetSafe 2-piece flap

Special Note:   PetSafe has discontinued the Ultimate door and flaps. If you need to replace your current 'Ultimate' or 'Johnson Pet Door' without revising the cut in your wall or door, we suggest you check out the MaxSeal Custom door. They can be made to fit your existing opening. For more info please click here
 PetSafe Economy Pet Door - Discontinued (Replacement flaps still available)
PetSafe
Economy
Dog Doors

PetSafe Classic Flaps

Used in the following Pet Door models:
PetSafe Classic PetSafe Deluxe Panels, Original Thermopanel, Thermopanel II, Original Quick Panel, Quick Panel II, U.S. Pet Products, PetEze Doors, Greater Freedom, Insta Fit Doors, Deluxe 81 & Insta Panels

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Medium
Large
Extra Large
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Darker-tinted flap. Individual magnets along bottom that are embedded in vinyl
5 x 7"
Small PetSafe Classic Pet Door flap
$14.50

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8 x 11"
Medium PetSafe Clasic Pet Door flap
$17.50

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10 x 15"
Large PetSafe Classic Pet Door flap
$39.99

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13 7/8 x 23"
Extra Large PetSafe Classic Pet Door flap
Discontinued

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Flap Replacement Sequence

PetSafe Classic Replacement Flaps

The Classic Flaps are tinted and have embedded magnets along the bottom of the flap. There are NO holes at th top.

Classic Flaps are used in:
PetSafe Classic Doors
PetSafe Deluxe Patio Pet Doors
PetSafe Wall Entry Pet Doors


PetSafe PAC11 Series Replacement Flaps

Used in the following Pet Door models:
Fits PetSafe Freedom Aluminum, PetSafe Plastic and PetSafe Extreme Weather Pet Doors

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Small
Medium
Large
Extra Large
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Tint to the flap with screw holes along the top.  A solid magnetic bar lines the entire bottom length of the flap
(PAC11-11037)
5 1/8" x 7 5/8"
PetSafe Small Replacement Flap PAC11-11037
$19.99

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(PAC11-11038)
8 1/8" x 11 3/4"
PertSafe Medium Replacement Flap PAC11-11037
$29.99

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(PAC11-11039)
10 1/8 x 16 7/8"
PetSafe Large Replacement Flap PAC11039
$44.99

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(PAC11-11040)
13 5/8" x 23"
PetSafe Extra Large Replacement Flap PAC11-11040
$59.99

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Flap Replacement Sequence

PetSafe PAC11 Series Replacement Flaps

The PetSafe PAC11 Series Flaps are tinted and have embedded magnets along the bottom of the flap. There are NO holes at th top.

Classic Flaps are used in:
PetSafe Freedom Doors
PetSafe Extreme Weather Doors
PetSafe Plastic Pet Doors
PetSafe Freedom Patio Pet Door

PetSafe QuickFit Flaps

Used in the following Pet Door models:
Fits PetSafe Quickfit, PetSafe Quick-N-Easy, Easy Fit and Bargain Hound pet doors.

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The 'QuickFit' model dog door and replacement flaps have been discontinued by PetSafe....
Flaps are tinted with a metal strip along bottom

4 1/2 x 6"
Small PetSafe QuickFit Pet Door flap
discontinued

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8 1/4 x 11"
Medium PetSafe QuickFit Pet Door flap
discontinued

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10 1/2 x 14 1/2"
Large PetSafe QuickFit Pet Door flap
discontinued

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Flap Replacement Sequence

PetSafe QuickFit Replacement Flaps

The PetSafe QuickFit Flaps are tinted with holes at the top and a flexible magnetic strip along the bottom.

QuickFit Flaps are used in:
PetSafe QuickFit Pet Doors
PetSafe Quick-N-Easy Doors
PetSafe Easy Fit Pet Doors
PetSafe Bargain Hound Doors


How to Maintain Pet Door Flaps

Almost no pet door flap is going to last forever. Flaps are usually made of flexible vinyl, hard plastic or hard lexan. In some special cases you might have metal flaps as well. The follow information goes over on how to maintain your flaps so you get optimal use out of them.

Sizing & Placement of Pet Door

Possibly the biggest preventive measure is available to you as you are deciding to purchase the pet door initially. An incorrect size will cause undue wear of the flaps and cause them to need replacement much more often than flaps on a properly sized pet door.


Golden Rule When Sizing a Pet Door

Select a pet door that when installed will clear the shoulders of the tallest dog by 1.5 to 2". The bottom of the pet opening should be low enough to the ground to allow easy step over navigation, even as the dog ages.

If a pet door is too small, then the dog is likely to pinch the flaps at thee top when they use the door, this causes undue stress at that point on the flap, and will result in you replacing flaps with greater frequency.

Keep Flaps Clean

Clean the flaps regularly. If you're able too totally remove the flaps every few months and simply clean the flaps with warm soapy water and try them. This in turn let's you inspect the flap far more closely where you're able to make out possibly tears or cuts into the flap. The earlier you can detect this damage, the more prepare you will be on replacing the flap. The last thing you want is for the flap to rip out of the door and you have to wait several days to get a new flap.


Tighten flap Connection Screws

Check how secure the flap is regularly. At times preventing a flap from failing is as simply as making sure it's attached securely. If you have multiple pets or even a pet that uses the door aggressively sometimes screws can be become loose. This will cause the flap to shift in-between the frame of the pet door and the screw with repeated use. Then eventually because of this shifting the flap will simply rip out and fail near that loose screw or screws. A good guideline is to check the connection points of your dog door flap once a month.


Overall Performance Check

Most importantly, don't forget about the dog door. Generally just checking the condition of the door once a month will extend the life of it. That way you can detect damage early and decide on what course of action to take. If you neglect the door like anything else someone or a pet uses, it will eventually stop working.