Most dental-chew claims rest on the mechanical act of chewing itself rather than anything added to the recipe, and Good Boy are fairly upfront here about which of the two is doing the work.

These sticks are 57% chicken breast and 22% sweet potato, bound with soy protein, corn starch, wheat protein and pea fibre. The analysis is protein 35%, fat 1%, fibre 3%, ash 2.5%, moisture 18% — genuinely lean, and high enough in protein that the chicken content shows up in the numbers. Good Boy frame the dental benefit around the chewing action itself: the abrasive effect of working through the stick, rather than a specific additive.

• Chicken breast 57%, sweet potato 22%
• Protein 35%, fat 1%, fibre 3%, ash 2.5%
• Dental benefit comes from the chewing action itself
• Contains wheat protein — not grain-free
• 90g pack

What the dental claim actually rests on. Good Boy's dental framing is about the abrasive effect of chewing, not a dosed ingredient or a clinical figure on the card we hold — worth knowing if you were expecting a specific active ingredient behind the claim rather than the chewing itself.

Who it's for: owners wanting a lean, high-protein chew with chicken and sweet potato as the headline ingredients, and a general dental benefit from the chewing rather than a targeted one.