INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dry foods are generally cheaper to feed in the long run, have some benefit on dental health due to the "scraping" of plaque off of teeth by the dry kibble and are easier to store due to their dry form. However, dry food isn't as tasty as wet food so some dogs reject them or don't eat as well. Make sure the dog has access to fresh water, as he won't derive any moisture from the food. Canned food are much tastier for dogs to eat and have the added benefit of adding extra moisture to the diet. However, owners that feed canned food have to be vigilant with their dog's teeth as these types of food tend to lead to an increase in plaque and dental tartar build up. Canned food tends to be a bit more expensive than dry foods. You will have the added mess of disposing of the can. Semi-moist foods aren't as prevalent as canned and dry foods. They are a little easier to store and clean up after than canned foods, but liked canned foods they can lead to plaque and tartar build up on the teeth. They can also be more expensive to feed as dry foods. Raw diets are fine for dogs as well, although a bit more time consuming to prepare and store correctly. If you want to feed a raw food diet for your dog, it is absolutely vital to contact an animal nutritionist. Make sure your dog is receiving all the nutrients he or she needs. Dogs do have different nutritional requirements than humans. There are many kinds of foods suitable for humans that should never be fed to your dog, since they are toxic for dogs. These include: Alcohol Avocados Grapes and raisins Chocolate Any food containing the sweetener Xylitol Coffee and tea Fruit pits or apple seeds Garlic and onions Walnuts and macadamia nuts Dough made with yeast The most important factor is that the food is high quality. This means being able to read and understand the label. Most dogs will do just fine on a commercial dog food as long as you remember to read the ingredient list on the can or bag to ensure the food is healthy. These are listed in order of the most prevalent food in the food. Meat should be the number one (and preferably the second) ingredient on the list, followed by a grain. By-products are fine but they should be far down the list. You can always ask your veterinarian for advice in choosing food for your dog.

SUMMARY: Try out dry food on your dog. See if your dog prefers canned food. Try semi-moist foods. Talk to an animal nutritionist about a raw food diet. Never feed your dog certain human foods. Read the ingredients of dog food.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure you choose a dish that's big enough to hold the entire pizza while also fitting comfortably in the microwave. Set the pizza in the center of the plate, then open the microwave door and put the plate inside. Never use metal cookware or foil in the microwave. Doing so could create sparks or even start a fire or cause permanent damage to your microwave. Most microwave pizzas will need to cook for about 3-4 minutes, while particularly large or thick varieties may need closer to 4 or 5. Check the box your pizza came in for more detailed directions. Watch your pizza closely as it cooks to make sure it doesn't get too done. Cook times may vary for pizzas made with garlic bread, flatbread, or other special types of crusts. Be careful removing the plate from the microwave, as it will most likely be very hot. If you like, you can cut your pizza into smaller pieces to make it shareable after it's had ample time to cool. Enjoy!

SUMMARY: Place the pizza on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave the pizza on high heat for the recommended time. Allow the pizza to cool for 2-3 minutes before eating it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: They will get it all set up for you. Do this in advance to lock in a good price or have transportation ready when you need it. If you need to stick to a strict schedule, renting a car through these sources is your best option. Car enthusiasts can request a specific car to drive. Cuba has many vintage cars from the 1950s and earlier available. Taxi cabs are everywhere in Havana. A drive from the airport to your hotel costs about 30 CUCs, so rides can get expensive. Still, this is an easy way to navigate the city. Make sure you factor the expense into your budget. Rental cars are the newest cars on the island. In addition, there isn't much traffic outside Havana. It's a luxurious way to get from place to place if you want to explore the island. Private cars can be a little pricey, but it's like a taxi that goes beyond the city. You won't have to drive or navigate yourself around unfamiliar territory. Order a car online through the Cuban government or wait to negotiate in person at your hotel or casa. For example, you can book a trip to Vinales, a tourist town about 2 hours away, for about 100 CUCs. This is known as a taxi collectivo. You share the private car with other guests. Reserve a car by speaking to hotel and casa employees, by visiting bus stations in Havana, or by talking to taxi drivers. A taxi collectivo to Vinales can cost as little as 20 CUCs. Bus tickets are sold in advance at https://www.viazul.com/. Buses are newer than most cars, so features like air conditioning are included. Bus trips are slower than car trips because the bus has to stop at different stations. Don't be alarmed if the website shows that bus tickets are sold out. Go to the station when you arrive in Cuba. There are usually tickets available to buy in person. A trip to Vinales costs about 12 CUCs. Contact a traveling company to set up a tour. This is the easiest way to get across the island. You will book the tour with an English-speaking representative who arranges the transportation for you. Search online to find reputable tour companies. Unfortunately, you have to stick to the tour schedule. You may not get to explore some locations as much as you would like.

SUMMARY:
Speak with your hotel or casa to make traveling plans. Take cabs to get around the city quickly. Rent a car to travel beyond Havana quickly. Hire a private car for guided traveling. Share a private car to cut the cost. Get a bus ticket to travel cheaply and comfortably. Book an inclusive tour to avoid having to plan.