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Cat A, Torra, I believe, what a gem. Cat B, Amos, I believe, is not having it at all. I can't blame her for stopping. You definitely don't want to traumatize them. And he has dry skin, as she said, so a moisturizing bath would have helped him, for sure. Some cats do need to be sedated for a visit to the groomer. Poor fella, not happy at all. Both beautiful too.
Love to know why they needed a bath. Look healthy and clean already. usually cats do not need bathing. unless there is a skin disease needing treatment, or they get unusually dirty or matted because of neglect, injury or illness.