Cats have their own planet?

[akgypsy]

I have heard of a story (or novel) by I think, Philip K. Dick, about cats who, when awake on Earth are asleep on their own home planet, and vice versa... Has anyone heard of this or read it? I would love to get ahold of a copy, but don't know the title, and not certain it was actually PKD who wrote it.

 

[Alex The G and T]

That smells like Fritz Leiber. I can't name the particular story, though.

 

[antiloquax]

I don't think this is it, but in Lovecraft's "The Dream-quest of Unknown Kadath", cats go to the dark side of the moon at night.

 

[kirchan57]

Re: Cats have their own planet? Catland!

Sorry, can't recall your novel. But on a sidelight, have you seen the "Catland" animated video on YouTube? I've enjoyed it very much; I like the stylized scenes. A cat wakes up to find that all her cat friends have gone to Catland. But she has no idea where it is. So she has to embark on a worldwide expedition to find it at last. Just put Catland in the YouTube search box.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

The Cat Returns is a great film. Just saying...

 

[BigBadBob141]

Cats going to another world when there asleep on this one!
Wow, this certainly explains why my guys spend so much time sleeping.
Wonder what it's like there?