What's the best way to trim your bunnies nails?

There was another thread on this, and I can't seem to locate it. I wrote a pretty detailed response there on different techniques. I usually use scissor type nail clippers (cat claw clippers for younger rabbits, small dog clippers for older rabbits). You can wrap the rabbit in a towel like a bunny burrito as restraint, or see if they can get them to lay still on their back for you. After you trim, it will initially be easier to get scratched unless you file the nails (or trim with a dremel). But either way, trimming nails is something that just must be done.

I book my bunny into the vets every few months and pay them to do it. It would freak me out too much to do it- I'd be scared of hurting him!

I don't trim my rabbits nails. Instead, a couple of times a month, I put their run onto the patio and let the run around on the concrete. This keeps there nails filed down nicely.

Usually it's best not to cut rabbit's nail as they are a vital part for them but otherwise instead of cutting them u could just try to file them using a nail filer.

When I used to trim my bunny's nails, I'd use either regular fingernail clippers or a dog nail clipper. Both work fine. If the nails are light, you can see right through them, clip the clear part and make sure you don't clip the pink section. The pink is where the blood vessels are. If the nails are dark, just clip the sharp tips off. If the nail starts to bleed, dab some cornstarch on the tip to stop the bleeding. I recommend having the cornstarch nearby before you start to clip, it's easier to have it ready than hit the vessel and scramble to try and find it. It also helps to have someone hold the bunny for you so that they don't move too much. Wrapping the bunny tightly in a towel is a good idea so that they can't move very much. Good luck!!