Which of the following statements is true about pseudorabies?

The statement regarding the transmissibility of pseudorabies between domestic and wild swine is accurate. Pseudorabies, caused by the Suid Herpesvirus 1, primarily affects pigs but can be transmitted between domestic pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus) and wild swine (Sus scrofa). This dual transmissibility is significant in understanding the dynamics of disease spread in both domestic farming and wild populations, as outbreaks in one can influence the health and management of the other.

The other statements are not accurate; pseudorabies has not been fully eradicated, and it continues to present a concern in both domestic and wild swine populations. Additionally, while the virus affects primarily swine, it can also affect other species, including cattle and dogs, leading to symptoms such as severe itching. The monitoring of feral animal populations for pseudorabies is critical for managing and controlling the disease within swine populations, making the claim that it is not monitored inaccurate.