How do you trim the bunny nails?

To do it at home, get a puppy nail trimmer (not very expensive and easy to find at your local pet store.) "Trance" the bunny by laying it on it's back. (No -- this does not harm the animal.) Once the rabbit is calm and still clip the nails, being careful not to cut into the quick. If your rabbit has pale feet it should be easy to see the quick inside. If the nails are darker, you might consider having a professional show you how to find the quick as it can be tricky. Hope this helps!

I would say your best bet is to take him to the vet, and have the vet show you how to properly do it. If your bunny's at all squirmish like mine is, it'll be difficult to do if you're not experienced.

You should be able to take it to a vet, or somewhere like that, and they could trim it for you. That's probally your best bet, as you don't want to hurt it if you don't know what you're doing.

You should be able to take it to a vet, or somewhere like that, and they could trim it for you. That's probally your best bet, as you don't want to hurt it if you don't know what you're doing.

you can buy nail clippers from a pet store and hold your rabbit firmly (or get someone to hold him for you) and clip the nail down to where you can see the dark bit. Don't cut the dark bit or it'll hurt your rabbit!

There a couple different methods I've used. 1. Cat claw clippers: just watch for the quick (pink part of the nail), and squeeze gently before you clip. If they pull back, you're likely cutting too much. The quicks may be longer in a neglected animal that hasn't had it's nails trimmed in a long time. 2. Dremel: my older rabbit (10 years old) has nails too thick for cat claw clippers (nails get thicker with age), so sometimes I have used a dremel to shave off the tips of his nails. Not recommended if you aren't skilled with controlling a dremel. 3. Small dog clippers: more powerful than cat clippers, but works good for thick nails (like on a senior rabbit, which you probably aren't dealing with). I'd also recommend having some cornstarch handy just incase you slip and cut a quick. You can also buy a product called QwikStop as well if you'd prefer that. I generally either: 1. Wrap my bunny in a towel and hold tight. 2. Flip him upside-down with his head at my knees and his back resting on my thighs, and all the nails are then facing you and easily cut. Hope that helps!