Whether two female cats can be kept together depends on the specific circumstances. If both cats have relatively peaceful personalities and are in good health, without frequent fights or infectious diseases such as cat ringworm, they can be kept together. However, if cats have eccentric personalities, compete seriously for favors, fight frequently, scream at each other, or have infectious diseases, they should not be kept together.

Precautions for raising two female cats together:
1. Pay attention to keeping the two female cats clean every day, and keep the feeding basins, kettles, and cat litter boxes of the two cats. , cat litter boxes are separated, do not mix, and clean them every day.

2. Take your cat to a professional pet hospital regularly every year to receive vaccinations against feline infectious diseases and rabies vaccines.

3. Both cats must be dewormed internally and externally on a regular basis, and try to avoid letting the cats stay in places with many bacteria such as grass for too long.