Which of the following is NOT classified as a swine vesicular disease?

Avian Influenza is not classified as a swine vesicular disease because it primarily affects birds and is caused by viruses that predominantly infect avian species. While there may be rare instances of transmission to swine, avian influenza does not specifically produce the characteristic symptoms associated with swine vesicular diseases, which include vesicles or blisters on the skin and mucous membranes of swine.

On the other hand, Senecavirus A, Classical Swine Fever, and Swine Vesicular Disease are all directly associated with infections in pigs and can present with clinical signs that involve vesicular lesions. Senecavirus A is known for causing vesicular disease in swine, Classical Swine Fever is a viral disease affecting pigs leading to severe health issues, and Swine Vesicular Disease is specifically defined by the presence of vesicular lesions in pigs. Thus, Avian Influenza stands apart from the specific category of swine vesicular diseases.