March 23 – March 29, 2026 • Interactive Feedback Analysis
Analysis of 65 customer conversations from March 23 – March 29, 2026
📅 Week 13 of 2026
CSAT reached 98.5% and NPS climbed to +86 — both the highest in the 5-week tracking period. Standout stories include a Golden Retriever living 3 extra years on V-Dog, a dog whose life was extended to 17, and two 14-year-olds mistaken for puppies.
A 1-star review details failed subscription cancellation, unauthorized charges of $170, moldy food delivery, and unresponsive customer service. Canned food (Happy Harvest) stock issues continue for a fifth consecutive week. 1 escalation.
Julia — order_lookup
Customer needed tracking information for a recent order. Provided email addresses for account lookup. Escalated to customer care team on Mar 24.
A smaller but higher-quality week — every satisfaction metric hit a new high. While conversation volume dropped 39.3% from last week's surge (65 vs 107), the customers who did respond were overwhelmingly positive: CSAT reached a record 98.5%, NPS hit +86, and the average rating climbed to 4.83 — all the best numbers in the 5-week tracking period. The testimonials are powerful, led by a customer whose Golden Retriever lived 3 years longer than their previous dogs thanks to V-Dog, a 10-year customer whose dog lived to 17 with perfect blood work, and two separate 14-year-old dogs regularly mistaken for puppies. The one serious concern is a detailed 1-star review describing failed subscription cancellation, an unauthorized $170 charge, and moldy food delivered to the wrong address — this represents a significant customer service breakdown that warrants immediate attention. Happy Harvest canned food stock issues continue for a fifth straight week, now escalating from "sometimes" to "always" out of stock in customer language.