Which of the following is NOT considered a swine vesicular disease?

Avian Influenza is correctly identified as not being a swine vesicular disease because it primarily affects birds, particularly domestic poultry. Its viral pathogens target avian species and are not typically associated with swine.

In contrast, the other options are recognized as swine vesicular diseases. Senecavirus A is known to cause vesicular lesions in pigs, similar to those seen in other swine vesicular diseases. African Swine Fever, though primarily a viral infection leading to severe hemorrhagic fever in pigs, is included in this context due to its significant impact on swine health and its relevance within the domain of swine diseases. Foot and Mouth Disease is another critical disease affecting cloven-hoofed animals, including swine, presenting with vesicular lesions similar to those caused by other vesicular diseases in pigs.

Understanding the specificity of each disease's host and the biological mechanisms involved is crucial for effective disease management and control strategies in veterinary practice.