I gave Angus a tomato juice bath. He ended up smelling like tomato juice but the stink was gone. I suppose I should have rinsed him better.

But he is a character he likes to sneak up on deer and then go blasting by making them run.

I'm thinkin' Chester is kind of a rascal.

Sounds like he's a good kitty boy. Purring in the bath, I hope you had a gas mask or something to get through his bath.
I'll bet you took a shower or 3 or 4 after getting, Chester cleaned up.

I came across Odormute many years ago when my senior dog started having "accidents." The biggest test was when my other dog was "skunked." Worked like a charm. Compared to other enzyme based products, it's dirt cheap (you just mix up when needed -- a small package of powder has lasted ages).

https://odormute.com/pet

Skunk Odor on Pets

DIRECTIONS: When your dog or cat gets “skunked”, it is best to bathe your pet outdoors in order to avoid getting in contact with any household items. Wear gloves to avoid contact with the skunk odor.

Thoroughly soak your pet’s coat with the Odormute™ solution. Avoid direct contact with the pet’s eyes; use a soaked washcloth if needed around eyes, nose and mouth. Allow the mixture to dry for about 1 hour. Once dry, rinse your pet thoroughly with cool water, then repeat by washing your pet with cool water again. If skunk odor is still detected, repeat the entire process.

Once odor is eliminated, wash your pet with your favorite pet shampoo. Enzymes may be irritating to skin on some animals. If skin redness or irritation occurs, discontinue use and wash your pet thoroughly with water.