Generally speaking, loquat is safe for dogs, but you must pay attention to the appropriate amount. Loquat contains certain nutrients, such as vitamin C and fiber. However, dogs' digestive systems are different from humans, and they may be less intolerant to certain fruits or foods.

Here are some factors to consider:

Allergic reactions: Some dogs may be allergic to loquats or other fruits . If the dog eats loquat for the first time, it is recommended to give it a small amount first and observe whether there are allergic reactions, such as skin itching, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

Pit and peel: The pit and peel of loquat may be difficult to digest and may even cause irritation or blockage in the dog's intestines. Before feeding, it is best to remove the core and skin of the loquat and give only the pulp part to the dog.

Sugar content: Loquats often contain some sugar, and excessive sugar intake may be detrimental to a dog's health, especially for dogs with diabetes or other health problems.