Every listing was read from the business’s own public pages rather than from speaking to them, so check before you rely on it.

The Plush Hospital
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What happened to it? / It's lost an eye, a nose or an ear

Replacing an eye, a nose or an ear on a stuffed animal

The question that decides this one is whether you want it to match or whether you want it to look mended. Some will source a period-correct replacement and some will fit the nearest thing they have, and very few say which up front.

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Who takes this kind of work

97 of the 108 repair shops we hold could take this on. 11 could not, and they are further down with the reason. These three fit best; the rest are listed underneath them.

Quoted per job

Said openread off their site yesterday

Why this one

  • Keeps a stock of eyes and noses to match
  • Does the stitching work this needs

Worth knowing

  • We provide quick estimates and won't start any repairs to your beloved cloth doll or stuffed animal without your pre-approval.
  • We also send progress reports with photos of your doll or stuffed animal upon request, which our younger doll parents have found particularly helpful!
650-996-2280hospital@realmsofgold.comIn person, or by mailShows finished work on their siteTheir page doesn't mention insurance
Everything we know about Realms of Gold Cloth Doll & Stuffed Animal Repair Hospital

Green Hook Studio

Plush specialist · Cincinnati

From $20

Said openquoted about 2 weeks thenread off their site yesterday

Why this one

  • Keeps a stock of eyes and noses to match
  • Does the stitching work this needs

Worth knowing

  • Minimum charge of $20 whatever the job
  • Won't accept anything by mail until they give you a date to send it
Contact form on their siteThey come to you, it never leavesShows finished work on their siteTheir page doesn't mention insurance
Everything we know about Green Hook Studio

The Doll Cradle

Doll hospital · Shawnee

Quoted per job

Said openquoted about 2 months thenread off their site yesterday

Why this one

  • Keeps a stock of eyes and noses to match
  • Does the stitching work this needs

Worth knowing

  • Replaces the old stuffing. Whether they will make an exception is not stated, so ask
  • Won't quote from photos. Needs it in hand first
(913) 631-1900sales@dollcradle.comIn person, or by mailTheir page doesn't mention insurance
Everything we know about The Doll Cradle

The other 94, in order

Same checks, lower down the order. Where they are and how you hand it over matter more than our ordering does, so both are here.

Who we ruled out for this, and why

11 of the 108 are listed on this site and are deliberately not above. Ruling somebody out is a claim, so here is each one with the reason, and you can disagree with it.

  • Works through your insurer after a fire or a flood, and invoices the claim. There is no way to hire them directly

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What it costs

  • One small thing

    $10-$50

    from 11 published prices

Read from repair shops’ own public pages in August 2026. Most of this trade publishes nothing at all, so treat these as the shape rather than a quote. The full rate card.

Questions people ask

How many repair shops can replace eyes or a nose?
97 of the 108 we hold in the United States could take this on, and 11 could not. Every one of them is named on this page, including the ones we ruled out and why. Across both countries we have read 185 businesses in total, so if you have seen a bigger number quoted somewhere, that is the one.
What does it cost?
One small thing: $10-$50, from 11 published prices. All read from repair shops' own public pages in August 2026, across 33 individual prices from 7 businesses. Most of this trade publishes nothing at all.
Will they insure it while they have it?
Almost certainly they have not said. Of every repair shop we have read in both countries, two have written anything down about losing or damaging an item. Nobody has been asked the question directly, including by us. Ask before you send anything you could not replace, and get the answer in writing.

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