Realms of Gold Cloth Doll & Stuffed Animal Repair Hospital

For over 20 years Realms of Gold has been the premier cloth doll and stuffed animal repair hospital.

Please call 650-996-2280 or e-mail hospital@realmsofgold.com for a free repair estimate.

Check out doctorbeth.tumblr.com where I’ve been recounting tales of many of the hospital’s patients with before and after stories. I update it MUCH more frequently than this page. 🙂

The Los Angeles Times put me on the cover of their calendar section! With a 3 page article! Here’s a link to the pretty newspaper version with extra pictures. Or you can see it with fewer pictures on their site.

Also check out this great blog post about one of our patients, Lamby. Thanks to Daisy, Lamby’s person and an amazing writer.

You may also want to check out this Reddit link, which goes a bit deeper into the story of Kacheek, a Neopet I treated recently.

Or, if you prefer, I have launched a substack newsletter, Doctor Beth’s Patient Log. I will be adding stories of future patients there on a semiregular basis.

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Our motto is first do no harm, just like a medical doctor.  We are a member in good standing of the Doll Doctor Association.

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!

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Please call 650-996-2280 or e-mail hospital@realmsofgold.com for a free repair estimate.

We send estimates within 48 hours of receiving a request. If you do not hear from us in that time, please call, because one of the emails (ours or yours) is lost somewhere in cyberspace!

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I repair and rejuvenate favorite cloth dolls, teddy bears, and other stuffed animals so they can be played with again.

Our patients range in age from a few months (an unfortunate run in with a family pet) to nearly a century. They have come from as far away as Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, and as close as down the street!