There are a few things you can look for to help you distinguish the quality of the freeze dried pet food & treat. Here are some key factors to consider:

1.Ingredient Quality: Look for treats made with high-quality ingredients, such as whole meats, fruits, and vegetables. Avoid treats that contain fillers or by-products.

2.Manufacturing Standards: Make sure the treats are made by a reputable manufacturer that follows strict quality control and safety standards. You can check for certifications such as FDA, USDA organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, or Certified Humane etc.

3.Shelf Life: Freeze dried pet food & treat should have a long shelf life if stored properly. Look for a "best by" date on the package and make sure it is not expired. Also, check to see if the package has a resealable closure to maintain freshness.

4.Texture: High quality freeze dried should have a crispy and crunchy texture that is easy for your pet to chew and digest. The treats should not be too hard or too soft.

5.Nutritional Content: Freeze dried should provide a good balance of protein, fat, and fiber to meet your pet's nutritional needs. Check the label for information on the guaranteed analysis, which shows the minimum and maximum amounts of nutrients in the product.

By considering these factors, you can better distinguish the quality of freeze-dried pet treats and choose the best product for your furry friend.

Hmmm, so if the above wordings seems too official or unclear, let’s say something straightforward.

"If it crumbles like a cookie, don't give it to your woofie!"
"If it smells like feet, it's not a treat!"

"If it looks like jerky, your pet will think it's quirky!""If it's freezer burned, your pet may feel spurned!"

"If it's as hard as a rock, your pet may give you a shock!"

"If it's got mold, it's better left untold!"
"If it's past its date, don't tempt fate!"
"If it's sticky and gooey, it's not a treat, it's just chewy!"
"If it tastes like cardboard, it's better off ignored!"
"If it's labeled as 'questionable meat,' it's time for a retreat!"